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U.S. Copyright Office: fair use and no fixed word count · What copyright protects · AI and human authorship · USPTO trademark statutes.

FTC endorsement guidance · Google: syndicated content · Canonical signals · Paid and sponsored links. Guidance reviewed November 5, 2026.