1) Work at a popular fast food restaurant. 2) Have a co-worker snap a photo of you doing something gross on the job, preferably involving one or more food items. 3) Sit back and let the Internet do the rest of the work, spreading that photo across the web. (MORE: Wendyâs Introduces Lobster and Caviar Burgers) Thatâs what a Wendyâs employee did this week, following in the footsteps of a Taco Bell employee who caused an uproar earlier this month after a photo surfaced of him licking a stack of taco shells.
Go to the US government's copyright website. Click on the Electronic Copyright Office, where you can make an online copyright filing. Registering online is simple, and it will take about 4.5 months to be processed. This is a much shorter process than registering by mail, which can take up to 15 months.
As a result, the Copyright term has been extended 11 times in the last 40 years. The current term is 70 years after the death of the creator, and 95 years after first public distribution of works for hire, or 120 years after the creation date, whichever comes first.he Digital Millennium Copyright Act is not very straightforward and is difficult to understand. Its provisions are still being debated, but it's the current law in effect. Even after you take the material down, you can still be charged anywhere from $5000 to $50,000 per violation.