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| reproduce, distribute, make derivates, display, perform |
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| is legal when it’s fixed in a tangible medium for the first time |
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| is for making an awareness, publishing is when its distributed for sale. |
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| You can register an idea for a copyright |
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| Authors are only considered for books |
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| why do we still need to worry about the 1909 statute |
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| because it governs older work between 1909-1978 |
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| the only group of artists to get moral rights are |
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| is formed by collecting and assembling pre-existing material or data to result in a work of authorship |
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| a type of comp, a number of separate and independent works are assembled and collected into a work |
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| because of harry potter I can no longer use the concept of children studying magic |
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| how long does the copyright last for the individual |
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| The Berne Convention Implementation Act (1989-90) |
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Changes:
Moral rights had to be given to artists.
Architectural works had to be protected.
The old copyright notice rule had to go!, use to join the Berne Convention |
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| how long does a copyright registration last for a company |
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| 120 years from the date of creation (unpublished) or 95 years from the date of publication. |
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| A work is legally published when it is distributed to the public for sale, license, rental, lease or, in the case of libraries, lending. (Beware: “publicized” and “published” aren’t the same thing!) |
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| Copyright duration about co-owners |
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| What is the legal presumption not proved |
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| what are some requirements for copyrights |
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A work is “original” when it is original to the author (i.e., not a copy of someone else’s work!)
It has at least some slight degree of creativity. |
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A work is “fixed” when it is embodied in a tangible (touchable) medium that is perceptible by the human senses or with the aid of a machine.
The medium has to be stable enough to permit the work to be perceived, reproduced, or communicated for more than just a brief period of time. |
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A collective work is a special type of compilation.
Here, a number of separate and independent copyrightable works are assembled and collected into a collective whole.
a copyright on a collective work will protect the order and selection of works assembled but not the individual works themselves! |
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Fair Use allows the public to use copyrighted material for limited purposes, without seeking permission from the copyright owner.
Fair Use is permitted as a form of “freedom of expression” under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. |
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