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June 24th, 2007
Photographers will soon be able to file copyright registrations quickly and inexpensively thanks to the new Electronic Copyright Office (eCO), which enters its beta period on July 2.
The benefits of eCO will include:
- A lower filing fee ($35 for a basic claim)
- Faster processing time
- Earlier effective registration date
- Online status tracking
- Online payment options
If you’d like to be a beta tester, you can apply with this online form.
(Via Professional Photographer.)
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