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An artist needs to have his/her work copyrighted to protect against piracy of their music. It is a good idea to have written music sheet and/or tabulature to your music, both in a lock box or safety deposit box, and to have it copyrighted. If you don't and your song gets stolen and recorded by someone else, you have no legal rights unless you can prove the song is yours.

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Website: www.uspto.gov/

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USPTO.gov is the official US Patent and Trademark office. You can find information on this site regarding trademark, patent, and copyright as well (although the US copyright office is copyright.gov) This is the site that you would use to get information on trademarking your band name or other aspects of your music business. Of course, for an area as complicated as trademark, you may wish to use a laywer.

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