The copyright is a way for authors to protect their intellectual property, and this also applies to content published on the Internet. New technologies have made it increasingly easy for third parties to download and use content that does not belong to them without the permission of the original author. However, there are several measures that creators can take to protect their copyright on the internet.

The most common way to protect content is to use watermarking and other digital markup methods to ensure that content cannot be easily manipulated or used without the author’s permission. In addition, creators can also use copyright tracking services to detect and report unauthorized use of their content.

Another way to protect your works is to register them with your local copyright office, in the case of Mexico, the INDAUTOR. This provides legal proof of authorship and date of creation of the content, which may help in the event of a dispute over rights.

In summary, protecting copyright on the Internet is important to ensure that creators receive recognition and compensation for their work. By using watermarking, tracking services and copyright registrations, creators can take steps to protect their intellectual property online.