Frequently Asked Questions and Answers from Termly’s Legal Experts

How do you write a copyright statement?

This is how you write a copyright statement:

  1. Copy and paste a copyright symbol
  2. Write the year(s) of creation or publication
  3. Write the name(s) of the copyright owner(s)
  4. Add a statement of rights (i.e., all rights reserved)

Related Questions

Can I copy someone else’s disclaimer? Do I need a disclaimer for my mom blog? Do I need a disclaimer on my website? Do you need a disclaimer on a blog? Does a disclaimer need to be notarized? Does a disclaimer protect you?

Add your copyright disclaimer to your website footer.

If you want to express your rights over all content on your website, add a copyright disclaimer to your website’s footer.

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