title: Content Rights for Creative Professionals, Second Edition: Copyrights & Trademarks in a Digital Age
author: Arnold Lutzker
description: "Creative professionals and students who read this book will gain a vaulable foundation in media law that will serve them throughout their career. It's definitely a "must have" for anyone who creates content for profit." - Timothy Allen, creativecow.com<br /><br />"The hard part of writing a book on intellectual property and publishing law is figuring out who the target audience is. Is it individual artists (authors, illustrators, photographers), managers in companies, or lawyers? There is a lot of value for all these readers in...Content Rights." - John B. McHugh, TechnicalCommunication<br /><br />"It is authoritative, easy to read, and well illustrated, and covers all the important intellectual property topics..." - John B. McHugh, TechnicalCommunication<br /><br />"Lutzker writes about copyright issues with the wit and intelligence and clarity that you would expect from a top American copyright lawyer...The book is clearly and logically laid out...with very nice use of flowcharts and bullet points to ease understanding of the sometimes complex ideas and concepts contained within." - Focus
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  Startupland
  HOW THREE GUYS RISKED
  EVERYTHING TO TURN AN IDEA
  INTO A GLOBAL BUSINESS
  Mikkel Svane
  Carlye Adler
  
  Cover design by Jesse Harding, Bob Galmarini, Toke Nygaard, Paul Capili,
  and Jeanie Mordukhay
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