Myows® stands for "My Original Works". 
Smart creatives the world over use Myows® to manage their copyright and protect their Original Work from illegal copying.
An Original Work is anything that you create that is not a copy of something else and that has been reduced to material form (ie it's not just an idea).
It could be a photograph, logo, blog post, an entire website as a zip or just about any type of digital file that you can upload.
As soon as you upload an Original work on Myows, a copy of that work is time- and date-stamped and saved on our secure servers.
Uploading your work on Myows provides you with valuable evidence as well as an effective deterence measure designed to prevent theft.
Generate reliable evidence while you work
Instantly generate authentification certificates
Attach supporting documents and contracts
Tag your work for easy search and reference
100% SSL secure (and your files will remain private).
In addition to helping you create proof that you are the author of your Original Work, Myows will also help you pursue offenders and implement effective deterrence measues.
Manage your rights with contracts and licenses
Step-by-step dispute resolution
Send cease and desist letters
Send DMCA takedown notices
Build and Manage your Copyright Cases
Myows offers a professional one-stop copyright management solution from registration through to issuing take-down notices. You'll get access to a global copyright savvy creative community as well as expert legal information and great advice! Thousands of members use Myows every day to protect their intellectual property and show others that they take their work and their rights seriously.
SUCCESSFUL TAKE DOWNS REGISTERED TO DATE: 79 (and counting)
Would like to see what you can do with Myows®?
Or perhaps follow detailed instructions about using the power of the only true copyright management app?
Just for you, we've prepared some screencasts and video tutorials
Need Convincing? We can think of hundreds of good reasons why creative folks should take better care of their intellectual property and related copyrights.
But we don't want to waste your time so here are the top nine...
Myows® is for anyone who creates intellectual property that they want to manage and protect. You already own copyright in your original works – now all you need to do is defend it using Myows.
Plus Myows' core services are free for anyone storing up to a Gig's worth of Original Work on their profile.
ContinueWe're constantly striving to provide users with simpler, better copyright solutions. We're also keeping an eye on what's happening in the copyright news. Here's the latest...
→ Copyright Infringement Case of Day: Would the Real Creative Please Stand Up
With close to 50 000 Twitter followers, Jacob Cass is a celebrity in the design world. He runs the popular logo award site Logo of The Day and publishes regular great articles on his website, JustCreativeDesign. Many freelance designers worldwide aspire to be him; some taking it too literally as this Tweet may attest. So [...]
→ Copyright Infringement Case of the Day: MWEB’s ad takes from Numericable
I’m going to expose the biggest cases of copyright infringement I find online on a more regular basis. Why? Because it angers me that some people think it’s OK to steal other members’ of their own community’s work, only to claim it as their own. So today, let’s have a look at how MWEB (South-Africa) [...]
→ What Plagiarists Say: 6 Most Common Excuses by Copyright Thieves
Whether you are dealing with plagiarists online, in an academic environment or in the workplace, odds are that you’re going to hear a lot of lame excuses for the misdeed. Over the years, I’ve heard hundreds of excuses and I often joke about writing a book of “Things Plagiarists Say” made up of quips from [...]
→ Rampant Kindle Erotica Copyright Abuse
When it comes to plagiarism, Amazon has been dominating the news this past weekend, largely due to an article by Adam Penenburg of Fast Company, who detailed Amazon’s recent troubles with plagiarism in its erotica section. The problem is fairly simple. Amazon, through its Kindle Direct Publishing program, makes it easy for authors and small [...]
→ Testers needed for the Myows Cogen (Contract Generator)
We’ve been working on this feature for over 6 months – busting both legal and development challenges – and I can barely contain my excitement as we are nearing releasing the Myows Cogen to the world and offer you a way to generate, send and get approvals for copyright licenses relating to your work. Before [...]
→ Myows is giving away a Dribbble invite
If you’re a web designer, UI Master, illustrator or general pixel-wrangler, you already know about Dribbble, the exclusive basketball-themed designer club. To get in with the big boys (and girls) you need an invite – and those are hard to get by. We have one to give away and we need to choose wisely. How [...]
→ Myows on The Next Web
The Next Web published today 5 ways to Protect Your Work Online and says “Myows is by far one of the most elaborate services available to protect your copyright online for free.” After Popular Science, to be recommended on such an authority site (with close to 600K twitter followers) really made our day! Read the [...]
→ Backing Up and Folder System
→ what happens if my name changes?!
→ Trouble posting to the forum
→ The Photoshop Manifesto for web designers
→ Does Myows protect work worldwide?
→ Past work taken and modified
→ Design/Theme Stolen yet theft demands us to pay for their loss...
→ Question about the Movember and Materialism article
→ Logo theft real story - and why crowdsourcing may be dangerous
→ Upload multiple files at once?
→ Distil: The Anti-Scraping Content Protection Network
Distil is a new company promising to combat scraping while improving your site's performance. But how well does it work?
→ 3 Count: Dotted Line
Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it's SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.
→ 3 Count: Bail Denied
Megaupload founder denied bail, considered flight risk, UK authors worry about education royalties and British publisher backs off "Mein Kampf" plans.
→ The Cyberlocker Shakeup and What It Means for You
The Megaupload's closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?
→ 3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
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