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There appears to be a popular misconception that the only thing necessary to have copyright protection is to place the designation © or a notation that “All Rights Are Reserved” on materials for which copyright protection is sought. While that may be true—at least in part—one cannot sue under the federal Copyright Act for infringement unless the copyright is registered with the United States Copyright Office.
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