Having your content copied or stolen is an upsetting – but inevitable – downside of being a content creator.

Sadly people don’t always realise what they’re doing is wrong. 

But what’s the difference between someone being inspired by your work and copying it? What should you do if you believe someone has copied your work? And how can you protect your content from theft?

That’s exactly what you’ll find in this episode of the Courageous Content Podcast - specially created for Intellectual Property Day where I revisit an interview with UK lawyer Egbe Manton. 

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