Copyright protects original creative works under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Copyright Hub allows users to upload content to search for copyright holders. If the search fails, they provide other organizations that can legally contact the holder. The document discusses using Copyright Hub to search for the holder of an Arctic Monkeys album cover photo found on Google Images, but the search did not identify the owner.

1. Unit 51 Page Layout & Design
PR9 Sourcing Images
Kelsey Keighley

2. Copyright is legal right created to protect the use
of your work once you have published an idea.
The current copyright legislation in the UK is the
Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
Copyright protects the creators original work, the
main categories protected in the UK are, original
literary works, original dramatic works, original
musical works, original artistic works, sound
recordings, films, broadcasts and typographical
arrangements.

3. Copyright Hub allows you to upload images, audio or
videos. They will then search the site to try and find the
copyright holder.
If this fails they provide other organisations that will legally
contact the copyright holder to gain access to use whatever
it is you’re wanting to use. If was creating this magazine for
a company and if I had more time I would contact other
companies such as BAPLA, DACS and Plus Registry.

4. To find the copyright holder of the image
to get permission to use the photo I used a
website (http://www.copyrighthub.co.uk/).
I searched the copyright website but could
not find the owner to gain permission.
This is the image I used that I found from
google images -
http://www.arcticmonkeysnews.com/wp
-content/uploads/2014/09/Arctic-
Monkeys-AM-HD-Desktop-Wallpaper.jpg