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Roseanne Perez
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copyright laws By Roseanne Perez What is copyright laws?
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Copyright laws protect the original works created by an individual.
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What is protected.
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Literary works, musical and dramatic works.
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Pictorial, graphic and sculptural works, motion pictures and other audiovisual
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works and some recordings.
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What is not protected well, ideas, concepts or discoveries.
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Titles, names, short phrases and slogans.
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Works consisting entirely of information that is commonly available and
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contains no originality.
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And anything written or created by the US government is
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not protected.
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What are some miss number one?
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If it's on the Internet, it's public domain.
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That is a myth.
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If it doesn't have a copyright notation, it's okay to
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use. That is also a myth.
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I'm not going to make money on it, so it's
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OK to use?
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Nope, that is wrong.
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If I alter the work at least 50% it's okay
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to use Busted.
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That is a myth.
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Fair use.
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What is it?
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Well, there's something that you can use in the classroom.
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Hands out shoes in a classroom setting with very short
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excerpts from books and newspapers quoting for purposes of reporting
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the news or commenting on particular works of art speeches,
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et cetera.
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What is not fair use using a copyright protected image
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to illustrate a newsworthy story or creating images that incorporate
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the essential elements of a copyrighted image.
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Public domain.
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Well, when a creative form is in the public domain,
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this means it can be used without the permission of
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the owner.
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Well, what does that mean?
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What public domain means?
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That the work or document are not or no longer
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copyrighted? Protected.
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And this could be due to an expiration date.
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And it also includes images, sound recordings, audio clips of
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videos and she music are all in the public domain
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copyright infringement.
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If you use any copyrighted material without the owner's permission,
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you're violating copyright laws.
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This can lead to lawsuits and forbidden from any future
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works. So just don't do it last but not least,
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follow all the copyright laws and you'll be good to
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go
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