"copyright of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "The copyright of this book belongs to the author."
Q: Who owns the copyright of comments I have posted?
Most of the content exchanged using P2P software violates the copyright of music and movie firms.
"Who has the copyright of 'bird,'singng,' and 'answer'?" he asked.
He lost the copyright of his work to J.P. Morgan, and ultimately to the public domain.
Further information at www.madeinmanchester.tv and www.darksmile.co.uk.It is copyright of Made in Manchester Limited.
As We Forgive Them (the audio drama) is copyright of Made in Manchester Limited.
Suzie Pugh and a Monster Too is copyright of Made in Manchester Limited.
Those include books under copyright, of which only extracts can be previewed free.
Copyright of all Camus' letters is invested in his literary executor - his daughter, Catherine.
Songwriters (or their publishers) own the copyright of the actual song.
"Real" writers never trade away the privileges of copyright, of owning their work.
