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Should International Photographers Register Their Images with the U.S. Copyright Office?
Black Star Rising reader Richard Cave sent us the following question:
Being a U.K. freelancer, if I as a U.K. resident put my pictures on the Web, do I need to register my images with the U.S. Copyright Office? The reason I ask is that we are no longer local, but now global.
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