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03-22-2014, 09:56 PM
License and Merchandise Creative Art (2nd Edition)
If you are licensing your art, or want someone else's art to grace
your products, here's everything you need to draw up a licensing
agreement.
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This eGuide takes you step by step through the process of
writing your own agreement. It also helps you interpret and
evaluate a license agreement furnished by an artist or
manufacturer.
If a company wants to use your creative works -- such as images or
text -- in their products -- including T-shirts, posters or cups --
you need to draw up a merchandise license agreement. With
License and Merchandise Creative Art, you can create it
yourself!
This eGuide takes you step by step through the process of
writing your own agreement. It also helps you interpret and
evaluate a license agreement furnished by an artist or
manufacturer.
The guide discusses every issue involved in preparing a license
agreement and offers a basic explanation of licensing principles.
This eGuide can be used by artists, crafts people, manufacturers
and lawyers.
Includes a long form and short form agreement doc.
Attorney Richard Stim specializes in small business, copyright, patents,
and trademark issues at Nolo. He is the author of many books, including
Music Law: How to Run Your Band's Business Patent, Copyright and
Trademark: An Intellectual Property Desk Reference, and Profit From
Your Idea.
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If you are licensing your art, or want someone else's art to grace
your products, here's everything you need to draw up a licensing
agreement.
This eGuide takes you step by step through the process of
writing your own agreement. It also helps you interpret and
evaluate a license agreement furnished by an artist or
manufacturer.
If a company wants to use your creative works -- such as images or
text -- in their products -- including T-shirts, posters or cups --
you need to draw up a merchandise license agreement. With
License and Merchandise Creative Art, you can create it
yourself!
This eGuide takes you step by step through the process of
writing your own agreement. It also helps you interpret and
evaluate a license agreement furnished by an artist or
manufacturer.
The guide discusses every issue involved in preparing a license
agreement and offers a basic explanation of licensing principles.
This eGuide can be used by artists, crafts people, manufacturers
and lawyers.
Includes a long form and short form agreement doc.
- A. Merchandise Licensing Overview[/*]
- B. Merchandise License Agreement[/*]
- C. Explanation for Merchandise License Agreement[/*]
- D. Merchandise License Worksheet[/*]
- E. Short-Form Merchandise License Agreement[/*]
Attorney Richard Stim specializes in small business, copyright, patents,
and trademark issues at Nolo. He is the author of many books, including
Music Law: How to Run Your Band's Business Patent, Copyright and
Trademark: An Intellectual Property Desk Reference, and Profit From
Your Idea.
Password requests will be ignored. Been answered a thousand times already. Search the forum or read the TOP of the freebie section.
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