This book investigates the intersection of copyright law and the digital arts market to determine how creators can protect their intellectual property in an era of ubiquitous digital reproduction. Mary E. Carter provides a framework for understanding legal protections, drawing upon recent case studies to illustrate the practical application of copyright statutes. The text aims to demystify complex legal concepts for artists, offering a clear guide to navigating the risks and rights inherent in the modern digital landscape.

Readers frequently note the accessibility of the prose, which avoids overly dense legal jargon to reach a broader audience of working artists. Experts highlight this as a practical resource for creators seeking to understand their rights without requiring a background in law.