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'''What is Copyright?'''
<ref>What is Copyright?</ref>''''''


Copyright is a legal concept that grants creators the exclusive rights to their original works.
Copyright is a legal concept that grants creators the exclusive rights to their original works.
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Rights Granted by Copyright:
Rights Granted by Copyright:


Reproduction: The right to make copies of the work.
<ref>Reproduction:</ref> The right to make copies of the work.
Distribution: The right to distribute copies to the public.
<ref>Distribution:</ref> The right to distribute copies to the public.
Derivative Works: The right to create new works based on the original.
<ref>Derivative Works:</ref> The right to create new works based on the original.
Public Performance/Display: The right to present the work publicly.
<ref>Public Performance/Display:</ref> The right to present the work publicly.
Copyright Duration:
<ref>Copyright Duration:</ref>


Copyright protection typically lasts for the creator's lifetime plus a certain number of years (varies by country).
Copyright protection typically lasts for the creator's lifetime plus a certain number of years (varies by country).
Fair Use or Fair Dealing:
<ref>Fair Use or Fair Dealing:</ref>


Some exceptions allow limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes like education, criticism, or news reporting.
Some exceptions allow limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes like education, criticism, or news reporting.
Copyright Infringement:
<ref>Copyright Infringement:</ref>


Unauthorized use of copyrighted material without permission constitutes infringement.
Unauthorized use of copyrighted material without permission constitutes infringement.
Legal consequences include penalties, fines, and potential legal action.
Legal consequences include penalties, fines, and potential legal action.
Digital Copyright Issues:
<ref>Digital Copyright Issues:</ref>


With the internet, issues like online piracy, digital rights management (DRM), and protecting digital content have become prominent.
With the internet, issues like online piracy, digital rights management (DRM), and protecting digital content have become prominent.
Respecting Copyright:
<ref>Respecting Copyright:</ref>


Respecting copyright means obtaining permission to use copyrighted material or using it within legally allowed limits.
Respecting copyright means obtaining permission to use copyrighted material or using it within legally allowed limits.
Crediting the creator and acknowledging the source is important even when permitted.
Crediting the creator and acknowledging the source is important even when permitted.

Latest revision as of 03:13, 6 December 2023

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Copyright is a legal concept that grants creators the exclusive rights to their original works. It covers various forms of creative expression like literature, music, art, software, and more. Rights Granted by Copyright:

[2] The right to make copies of the work. [3] The right to distribute copies to the public. [4] The right to create new works based on the original. [5] The right to present the work publicly. [6]

Copyright protection typically lasts for the creator's lifetime plus a certain number of years (varies by country). [7]

Some exceptions allow limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes like education, criticism, or news reporting. [8]

Unauthorized use of copyrighted material without permission constitutes infringement. Legal consequences include penalties, fines, and potential legal action. [9]

With the internet, issues like online piracy, digital rights management (DRM), and protecting digital content have become prominent. [10]

Respecting copyright means obtaining permission to use copyrighted material or using it within legally allowed limits. Crediting the creator and acknowledging the source is important even when permitted.

  1. What is Copyright?
  2. Reproduction:
  3. Distribution:
  4. Derivative Works:
  5. Public Performance/Display:
  6. Copyright Duration:
  7. Fair Use or Fair Dealing:
  8. Copyright Infringement:
  9. Digital Copyright Issues:
  10. Respecting Copyright: