Export DNG file with copyright information

When importing my Canon CR2 RAW files, I convert them to DNG files into a folder with that days date, and automatically add my copyright information on import.
If there are any photos I want to process further I'll export them to a working folder, still as a DNG file. In the export dialogue box I can't seem to be able to include all metadata information - including the copyright information.
Will Lightroom allow me to do this? Or when exporting to my working folder, do I need to convert these files to TIFF?
Cheers.

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