Chapter 4 Intellectual Property

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What is Intellectual Property

any unique product of the human intellect that has commerical value

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Give some Examples of Intellectual property

books, songs, movies, paintings, drawings, inventions, chemical formulas, computer programs

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Intellectual Property Protections

Trade Secrets, Trademarks, Patents, Copyrights

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What is a Patent

A public document that provides detailed description of invention.

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Copyright provides owner of an original work 5 rights. Which are?

  • Reproduction

  • Distrubution

  • Public Display

  • Public performance

  • Production of derivative works


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Fair use

Sometimes legal to reproduce a copyrighted work without permission

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What are the four factors a court considers with regards to fair use

  • Purpose and character of use

  • Nature of work

  • Amount of work being copied

  • Effect on market for work


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Napster

  • Peer to peer music exchange network

  • Began operation in 1999

  • Sued by RIAA for copyright violations

  • Went offline in july 2001


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What gets copyrighted?

Expression of idea, not idea itself

object program, not source program

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What does URL stand for

Uniform Resource Locator

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Time Shifting

recording a show and watching it later

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Copying from vinyl records caused a hiss. What did people resort too instead

CD’s

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Audio Home Recording Act of 1992

Protects rights of consumers to make copies of analog or digital recordings for personal, noncommercial use

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Digital Rights Management

Actions owners of intellectual proptery in digital form take to protect their rights

-Encrypt digital content

  • Mark Digtal content


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Sony Introduced … in 1975 and people started time shifiting

BetaMax

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What was the name of the Lawsuit where people started time shiftng TV Shows

Sony v. Universal City Studios

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what was the name of the lawsuit where people started space shifting their music

RIAA v. Diamond Multimedia

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Digital Millennium Copyright Act Extend made it illegal for anyone to …

– Circumvent encryption schemes placed on digital media

– Circumvent copy controls, even for fair use purpose

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Cyberlocks allowed

users to upload and download password protected files