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The Startup Helping Creators Track and License Work Used by AI theinformation.com/articles/the-s… via @theinformation @julia_hornstein @LizHagelthorn @smarterlicense

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Creator Economy: A startup launches a tool to help creators track whether AI models are using their original work. theinformation.com/articles/the-s… From @julia_hornstein

For creatives and rights holders, @smarterlicense's Listings & Collections open up new revenue streams by licensing designs for AI-driven projects. It's time to turn your creative assets into valuable IP. Get early access: smarterlicense.com @lizhagelthorn #proudinvestor

License Any Asset, Anywhere: @SmarterLicense Leads the Charge in IP Innovation for the AI Era @AP apnews.com/press-release/…

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Many brands fall victim to social media copyright myths that lead to expensive legal issues. Here are 5 Social Media Mistakes That Can Get Your Brand Sued 🥲 1. Can I use any image I find online for my social media posts? No. You need permission or a license to use images found online for your social media posts. 2. Can I repost someone else’s social media content if I give them credit? No. Giving credit is not enough; you need explicit permission from the content creator to repost their content. 3. Are memes considered fair use and free to share? Not necessarily. Memes may still be protected by copyright, and sharing them without permission could infringe on the original creator’s rights. 4. Do I own the copyright to content I post on social media platforms? Yes. You typically retain the copyright to your own content, but the platform may have rights to use it as outlined in their terms of service. 5. Is it okay to use music in my social media videos if I only use a short clip? No. Even for short clips, commercial users and brands need proper licensing to use music in social media videos to avoid copyright infringement. Brands and commercial interests who violate these can face fines of up to $250,000, legal costs, and other penalties. Brands looking to leverage social media can do so using SmarterLicense; our Offers tool lets you license any post you see online on any file.

Many brands fall victim to social media copyright myths that lead to expensive legal issues. Here are Social Media Mistakes That Can Get Your Brand Sued 🥲 (Part 2) Copyright theft damages are $250k+, not to mention the headache of dealing with a lawsuit. If you make money from your social media, you’re considered a “commercial interest” and have far more restrictions on what you can post without committing a crime. Our platform is loaded with tools to help you avoid these issues. Questions? Just ask!

What are creatives to do after their work goes viral? They can use @SmarterLicense to set a price, list and license their creations, ensuring they receive fair compensation and control over their work. Join the beta: smarterlicense.com

SmarterLicense provides a streamlined and efficient way for creators to manage retroactive rights, ensuring they get paid for their work even after it has gone viral and been used by brands or organizations. Join the beta: smarterlicense.com

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I was featured in @kristinamonllos's article in Digiday about how brands have to use TikTok audios/sound effects to appeal to their audience! It's going to get trickier in the next few months after this recent lawsuit. A creator sued Activision for using his viral sound in a video, but the sound was available for commercial use on TikTok's audio library. As a result, Activision took this to court to clear that they did not break any law (insider.com/tiktoker-sued-…) I suspect creators will begin using platforms like @postmarket by @LizHagelthorn to license their content out and earn money for it. Check out the rest of the article to see how this will affect the influencer landscape: digiday.com/marketing/mark…

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TikTok remix culture boundaries are getting pushed, as evidenced in latest lawsuit filed by Activision. I break it down over at @passnfrt in my latest article. passionfru.it/activision-ant…