The world’s copyright registration service
Registered notice labels
This work is registered
with Copyright Witness
Registration no: 123456789
These sheets of small self adhesive labels (46mm x 11mm) state that your work is registered and the registration number. They can be affixed to your work as an extra deterrent against copyright infringement.
Each sheet contains 84 labels. Label sheets cost £2.00 each.
Why include a registered notice?
Once your work has been registered, you are entitled to state that it is protected with Copyright Witness as an additional deterrent against infringement.
By displaying the notice, you demonstrate that;
- You are aware of your rights as a copyright owner
- You take copyright seriously, and
- You have very strong evidence with which to pursue a case if your work is infringed.
Text notices
Clients of Copyright Witness may add a simple text notice to work they have registered. This would normally appear next to or below the standard copyright notice. So the complete notice would read:
Copyright © 2012 Joe Smith. All rights reserved.
Registered with Copyright Witness: Registration No:123456789
For web sites, the following HTML code can be used. Simply replace ‘-Year-’, ‘-Name-’, and ‘-Registration No-’ with your own details.
Images
You may also chose to include one of the logos as part of your notice.
Webmasters may also include a link to: www.copyrightwitness.com
| ‘Registered with’ image that can be added to any documents, media, website, etc. to state that your work is registered. This image is available in PNG and SVG formats. |
| ‘Registration number’ image template. Your own registration number can be simply added using image editing software. |
| Older style template registered notice image. Your own registration number can be simply added using any image or photo editing software. JPG format. |
| Medium and large ‘registered with’ logos. JPG format. |
| Medium and large ‘registered with’ monochromatic logos. For black and white printing applications. JPG format. |
To save any of these images to your computer, simply right click the required image or link and select ‘Save Picture As...’ or ‘Save Image As...’, and save it to your hard drive. You can then use the image in your documents.
If available, the SVG format is scalable and provides a higher quality image although it will not display in older web browsers.
