The creator ID because it is embedded in the pixels of an image stays with that image, irrespective of picture format, cropping, printing or being digitally distributed. So far, there seems to be no real way of protecting an idea or textual information. Most Website designers and webmasters realise there is no way to absolutely protect their text and images from being misused. Copyright, in any practical way, is difficult to protect on-line. There are, however, numerous landmark legal decisions that demonstrate copyright on software and information itself exists even while it is being digitally transmitted.
Most internet websites have a title.
Authorship of a website is often unclear or omitted. However, the authors of particular pages can often be located in the meta-tags. Another major hurdle is how internet browsers and windows display settings can affect how you see a particular website. Therefore, unless you are using Netscape Gold 3, with a display setting of 600 X 800, you will not be seeing this page as it was designed to be seen. One obvious way of citing a particular page is to print it out, so as to also include the full internet address.