Copyright, Creative Commons, and fair use

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Copyright is a legal term that means

That the creator of the work has control over the publication, performance, duplication, and distribution of that work

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Copyright protects

The creators intellectual property

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Copyright means that

No one else can publish, perform, duplicate, and distribute that work without written permission of the creator

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The creator can allow the use of the work for

Free, a fee, or not at all

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Copyright is created when

The moment it is created

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The created does what to create a copyright

You do nothing the copyright exist since the moment it is made.

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Do books don't need to be what to be copyrighted

Published or created by a famous auther

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A copy right doesn't require what to be copy righted

The symbol

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If work is on the internet mean that it is not

Protected by copyright

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Literary works(digital or physical) can be

Copyrighted

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Musical works can be

Copyrighted

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Dramatic works can be

Copyrighted

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Pantomimes can be

Copyrighted

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Works of art(digital or physical) can be

Copyrighted

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Audiovisual works like movies can be

Copyrighted

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Audio recordings can be

Copyrighted

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Choreographic work as long as it is written down or recorded it can be

Copyrighted

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Architectural works can be

Copyrighted

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Title can't

Be copyrighted

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Names can't

Be copyrighted

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Slogans can

Not be copyrighted

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Short phrases can

Not be copyrighted

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Titles, names, slogans, or short phrases can be

Trade marked if they identify a business

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Ideas can

Not be copyrighted

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Works created by federal government can

Not be copyrighted

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Fashion can

Not be copyrighted unless it is a specific pattern

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Crediting the creator of the work is

Not sufficient to avoid copyright infringement (unless it is fair use)

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There are how many types of copyrighte

There is nine

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All Rights reserved

Most restrictive, must receive written permission to use the work

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How many licenses are part of creative commons

Seven

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Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivatives

Must credit tHe creator, you can download and share, you can't profit from it and can't change or add to the origional work.

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Attribution-Non-Commercial-Sharealike

Must credit the creator, cannot profit, can download and share, and can change and add to original work as long as the work keeps the same license

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Attribution-Non-Commercial

Must credit the creator, can share and download, can't profit from it, and can change or add work and can change the the license once the new work is created

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Attribution-No Derivatuves

Must credit the creator, can profit, can share/download, and can't change or add to the original work

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Attribution-ShareAlike

Must credit the creator, can profit, can download/share, and can change or add to original work as long as you keep the same license

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Attribution

Must credit the creator, can profit, can download/share, can change or add to the original work while being able to change the license

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CC0: No Rights Reserved

Least restrictive, doesn't need to credit the creator, can profit, can download/share, can change or add while changing the license

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Public Domain

Can be used without permission as long as it is before 1923, between 1923 and 1977 that either has no copyright notice or hasn't renewed copyright

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What website is used in order to find CC0 images

http so://pixabay.com/

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Fair use is

Copyrighted material that may be used without permission from the creator in limited cases

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Stop determine fair use you must consider

Four things

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Purpose of the use

Must be transformative

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Nature of original work

Published work have less protection than unpublished ones relative works have more protection than factual ones

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Amount or substantial portion used

You can't use most or a substantial portion of the work

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Effect on marketability on original work

When you change the original work it can't effect the original products profit

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Instances of fair use 1

Commentary/criticism

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Instances of fair use 2

Parody/satire

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Instances of fair use 3

News reporting

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Instances of fair use 4

Research and education

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Can teachers and student copy whatever they wish

No

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Can you take any image from the internet

No

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You must do what even in a case of fair use

Attribute/ cite the creator

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Never pass work off as your own even in a case of what

Fair use

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Hyper links are

Web links within a website or document

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Can you link homepage if it states on the page if you cant

No

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What is deep linking

When you link to a specific page

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Deep linking can

Be a violation to copyright

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Many websites have notices about deep likening true or false

True

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Don't link in a blog unless you reveive

Written permission

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Internal links are

Allowed to be linked by yourself without copyright violation