| Safe Creative is an open service, free for authors and inventors to accredit the rights of their work, dissuading third parties from plagiarizing or falsely attributing their work, by providing proof of registry and legal advice. |
Rights of the author |
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The intellectual property rights of a piece of work belong to the author by the mere fact that they have created it. The author may decide what to do with those rights with respect to distribution and exploitation. The author may free the rights, adopting formulas such as copyleft or copyright. However to exercise the rights and avoid plagiarism or infringements of rights the author must demonstrate with valid proof that the rights belong to him and that his creation is prior to copies. As global communication has opened new possibilities and facilities for the publication and distribution of intellectual creations, directly by authors, Safe Creative services allow authors to choose a model for managing the rights of their work. Authors are able to choose whether to retain the rights of their work or yield them at any moment without damage to other cessions previously made. The registry and consultation services provide global support without which, it is difficult to self-manage and prove ownership rights. |
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Safe Creative's registry of intellectual property rights |
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| It registers, with date and time, the work and its author. The type of license or contract required at any time is put on record to establish the release or reservation of the authors personal and patrimonial rights: recognition, distribution with or without making a profit, generation of derived work, etc. |  |
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Public identification and information |
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| The Safe Creative Intellectual Property register keeps a record of work registered for identification purposes. This allows interested parties to consult the registry and obtain information with respect to the rights of use, distribution etc. Simultaneously this acts as a preventative measure to dissuade third parties from plagiarism or falsely claiming the work as their own. |  |
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Proof of authorship services |
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