The Public Domain Advantage MRR Ebook

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Public Domain Exposed 5
Public Domain Works – What Is It? 6
Copyright or Copyleft? 7
How to Determine if the Work is in the Public Domain 8
The Harder It Is To Find, The More Valuable It Is 9
Chapter 2 Searching for Public Domain Works 11
Choosing Public Domain Works – Your Objective 12
How to Search For Public Domain Works 12
Finding Public Domain Films 13
Finding Public Domain Music and Photos 14
Getting Public Domain Materials From The Government 15
Public Domain Works Available Online 17
Chapter 3 Making Use of Public Domain Entities 19
Public Domain Works – How Do I Benefit? 20
Making Use of Public Domain Material 20
Editing Public Domain Works 21
Breaking Up and Tearing Apart Public Domain Works 22
Chapter 4 Monetizing Public Domain Works 24
How You Can Profit From Public Domain Works 25
Selling It As Is 25
Packaging Public Domain Works With Other Products 26
Sell The Resell Rights on Public Domain Materials 27
Turning Public Domain Works Into Digital Products 28
Turning Public Domain Works Into Physical Products 29
Building Membership Websites from Public Domain Material 30
Chapter 5 The Legal Aspects of Public Domain Works 32
The Legal Aspects of Using Public Domain Works 33
International Law and Public Domain Works 33
Public Domain to Copyrighted 35
What Is A Creative Commons License and Can I Use It? 36
Recommended Resources 38

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Public Domain Works – What Is It?

You may have heard of works that are in the public domain being used as new products by entrepreneurs today. This is a great way to start a business, or to improve the overall bottom line of an existing business.

Work that is in the public domain includes any work for which the copyright has expired, and not been renewed, any work that was published prior to 1923, works produced by the United States Government, and other specific Governments, Work that is donated to the public domain, or any other work that has no laws that restrict its use by the public.

The work itself may be in the form of a book, an article, a song, a film, a photograph, a painting, or even an invention. These works that are not covered by copyright laws, or are no longer covered by copyright laws, are free for the public to use as they see fit.

This does not mean that if a work is freely obtained it is in the public domain. In other words, if you saw it on a website, for free, that doesn’t mean that it is okay for you to use it. In fact, most things that are written down, in any form, are automatically copyrighted.

Public domain refers to work in which the copyright has run its course. According to the Copyright Office of the United States:

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[Yes] Includes Reseller Website
[Yes] Can sell Master Resale Rights
[Yes] Can be added to paid membership sites
[Yes] Can be offered as a bonus to one other product
[Yes] Can be packaged
[NO] Can be offered through auction sites
[NO] Can be given away
[NO] Can be added to free membership sites