The legalities of 'private label rights' content

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Sadly no.

I'm not sure she'd fill out the application right to begin with. Oh well.

marketjunction, Jan 5, 2007 IP

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Hello all..

I am looking into a business venture for a 'private label rights' membership site and have a few questions, primarily how PLR relates to copyright law.

If someone is a ghostwriter for a PLR membership site, does that mean that they give full copyright license to their works to the site owner? Or do the site's members have copyright? Or does a copyright to those works simply never exist in the first place?

I would assume there is no is no legal copyright involved in any part of the process, especially for the site's members, as it would be hard (ie impossible) for 500 people to claim copyright to the same work, even with the content slightly altered.

If that's so, then when each of those members use that material on their own site (even if they alter it somewhat), does that mean that they cannot use a copyright symbol anywhere on that page? I would guess that each member could not claim copyright to the work unless it was completely undistinguishable from the original.

Sorry for all the questions but I want to make sure that what I'm getting into is 100% legal. Thanks in advance for all replies!
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Very interesting point. Clearly an answer is required covering this issue.

I have found the world of Master Resell Rights and Resell Rights as clear as "muddy water" . . . Trouble is . . . most folk just don't have the answers.

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Brandon Tanner said: ↑

Hello all..

I am looking into a business venture for a 'private label rights' membership site and have a few questions, primarily how PLR relates to copyright law.

If someone is a ghostwriter for a PLR membership site, does that mean that they give full copyright license to their works to the site owner? Or do the site's members have copyright? Or does a copyright to those works simply never exist in the first place?

I would assume there is no is no legal copyright involved in any part of the process, especially for the site's members, as it would be hard (ie impossible) for 500 people to claim copyright to the same work, even with the content slightly altered.

If that's so, then when each of those members use that material on their own site (even if they alter it somewhat), does that mean that they cannot use a copyright symbol anywhere on that page? I would guess that each member could not claim copyright to the work unless it was completely undistinguishable from the original.

Sorry for all the questions but I want to make sure that what I'm getting into is 100% legal. Thanks in advance for all replies!
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After the flak . . .

What was your final outcome with the PLR information products.

Are you progrssing ???

Surfbay, May 31, 2007 IP

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There are places today where you may do as you wish with the content.with no strings attached

dobba, Dec 19, 2008 IP

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The legalities of 'private label rights' content

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