Why Must Read Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks For Dummies?

One reviewer said there was not enough given information and the book was a lead to lawyer services. That is not true, the book is worth the time for many serious business owners or product producers. I am a playwright and needed to know more about copyrights for my books and trademark for my author signifier. I think the best time to read this book is before you produce, sign, or pretty much leave your stoop into the business world. This book has many vivid examples. I may assume under free speech one does not need permission from all these companies to talk about the nature of their very names. The book gives a lot of examples you will remember for the safety of preserving your IP, whatever it may be. I wish the book could be longer, I think there is more to wring out, maybe more examples and explications of legal steps in laymen's terms. Speaking of laymen's terms, this book is hilarious. Here are some quotes I highlighted on my tablet. "When you misuse your teddy bear to beat your little sister, your mom confiscates the bear. The rules haven’t changed with regard to IP rights." "A milk route customer list is no trade secret if all your competitor has to do is follow your truck." “Bob, fix me a cup of coffee. And while you’re at it, write me a computer program.” "We hardly can believe it. The Copyright Office is entering the digital era —though very slowly." This was a fun book for the slightly unfun philosphy fencing of idea ownership. Thank you, Dummies, and author Buchaca. Au revoir, Mr. Bohemian