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ISBN vs Copyright: What's the Difference?. Comparison page that clarifies two common publishing concepts and leads into full publication. This guide covers What ISBN does, What copyright does, Identification vs legal protection, Issuing systems, Ownership and the practical next step for an author.
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ISBN vs Copyright: What's the Difference? covers What ISBN does, What copyright does, Identification vs legal protection, Issuing systems, Ownership.
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