Tuesday, January 8th 2008 | Short URL
Last year the Companies Act was updated to include publishingh company details on your website.
Whether you run a new or existing company the Act says that there is specific information which must be displayed. This information includes:
1. your company’s name
2. place of registration
3. registration number
4. the address of the registered office
The Companies House website provides comprehensive and useful information about what is meant by the above terms. It also explains where else this information must be displayed.
For our clients: If you do not already display these details on your website then please get in touch with us. Whether we manage your website updates for you or you do it yourself then we can help you get your details published.
Tuesday, January 8th 2008 | Short URL
Unfortunately the rules around copyright and websites are not clear cut and if you want to know the finer details then we’d suggest you seek the advice of a legal professional. However there are some useful resources out there where you can find out the basics.
Whether you manage your own website or we do this for you you should still be aware of the general guides around copyright. The main two issues affecting you as a website owner are:
1. How do I protect my website and its contents?
2. How do I know when I can and can’t use someone else’s images, links, text etc?
One particularly clear document which has an extensive list of copyright FAQs (including answers relating to the above questions) is that of the Arts and Humanities Data Service. You can find that listed alongside other information at websitelaw.co.uk’s useful copyright resources.
With regard to the design and coding of your website you can be assured that we will not use another person’s HTML, code, images or text if we do not have permission to do so.
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