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A form of protection provided to the authors of "original works of authorship" including literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, and intellectual works. |
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| Items that are copyright free. |
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the origin or ownership of merchandise and legally reserves rights of the owner |
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| When someone invents or discovers a new process or item |
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| 1st way an item can become in a public domain- Expired Copyright |
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| If the work was published before 1923 you can use it. |
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| 2nd way an item can become in the public domain |
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| The owner of copyright didn't renew it. |
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| 3rd way an item can go into Public Domain |
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| Copyright owner puts it in the Public Domain. |
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| 4th way an item can go into Public Pomain. |
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| Copyright law doesn't protect that peice of work. |
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| Way to get music lyrics without copyright |
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| If the lyrics were published in 1922 or before. |
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| How do you get images w/o Copyright? |
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| Search: Public Domain, Free, Copyright-free, and Royalty-free. |
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| Things you can't do with images |
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| Use them for comercial purposes, redistribute, or use w/o a link back to their site. |
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| If you barrow an image you must... |
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| Resources you cannot print |
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| Interviews, emails, motion picture, tv broadcast, tv series, and music recordings. |
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A clause in copyright law permitting the use of copyrighted material for educational and certain other purposes |
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| Limited materials for copying of copyright |
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| Comment upon, criticize, parody. |
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expansive meaning that may be open to interpretation |
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| Purpose and character of your use, nature of the copyrighted work, amount and substantiality of the portion taken, effect of the use on the market. |
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A work, such as a picture, licensed to a client upon a flat rate purchase |
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| 1 Example of Royalty-free |
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Does not include re-sale of the work |
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| 2nd example of Royalty-free |
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Not in the public domain but may be used upon purchase |
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