If you write a blog, you may want to consider copyrighting your blog name. Copyrighting your blog name can help protect your intellectual property and can also provide some legal benefits if someone steals your blog name and begins using it without permission.
When you copyright your blog name, you are reserving the right to use that name exclusively for your own website or blog. You may also choose to license use of the name to other people, so long as they agree to use it in accordance with your terms.
If you decide to copyright your blog name, be sure to do so properly. Make sure to file a copyright registration with the United States Copyright Office (or equivalent agency in your country) and include the following information: the full name of the author, the title of the work, the year of publication, and any other specific information that may be required by law.
Finally, be aware that not all rights granted by copyright will protect your blog name. For example, using a copyrighted phrase or word within your blog name without providing appropriate credit may not be protected under copyright law.
However, using a copyrighted phrase or word within your blog content without providing appropriate credit may violate copyright law. If this happens, you may be liable for damages (including attorney’s fees).