Copyright Rules

What is the correct definition of​ "copyright"?

• A copy of a document
• A copyright is the legal term that gives the creator of an original work exclusive rights to it.
• A copy of an image and the document
• The exclusive right to design and deliver a presentation

Who is protected by copyright​ rules?

• Music companies
• Designers' clients
• Authors, artists, and other creators
• Designers who use copyrighted images

What protection do authors and artists get from copyright​ rules?

• They are protected from people who​ don't like them.
• They are protected from bad reviews of their work.
• They are protected by bodyguards.
• They are ensured proper credit and compensation for use of their original works.

What is​ "intellectual property"?

• Work commissioned by an employer or a​ contractor, aka​ "work for​ hire"
• Work commissioned by an employer or a​ contractor, aka​ "work for​ hire"
• Property created by a professor or other intellectual person
• Property owned by a professor or other intellectual person

What is a formal term for a work made by manipulating another​ work, such as an​ image?

• Derivative work
• Creative work
• Collage
• Manipulative work

How long does copyright usually​ last?

• 70 years
• 7 years
• The lifetime of the creator plus 70 years
• Forever

Why is it best not to use images found in standard online​ searches, regardless of copyright​ status?

• Images found online are usually of poor quality.
• Most images found online are probably​ copyrighted, and it is illegal to use copyrighted images without the​ owner's permission.
• It's OK okay to use images found​ online; my friends and I do it all the time.D.
• The images could contain a virus that can infect your computer.

Why does copyright protect creators even if the work​ isn't published?

• Having a copyright helps creators get their work published.
• A copyright makes the work more valuable.
• The work could still be​ "discovered" and used without consent by or compensation to the copyright owner.
• The creator knows​ it's copyrighted, and​ that's all that matters.

What three elements are usually in a copyright​ notice?

• Copyright​ mark, copyright expiration​ date, and name of copyright owner
• Copyright​ mark, title of​ work, and name of copyright ownerC.
• Copyright​ mark, year of​ publication, and name of copyright owner
• Copyright​ mark, year of​ publication, and copyright expiration date

Where in Adobe Bridge can you read an embedded​ copyright?

• Metadata panel
• Preview panel
• Keywords panel
• Folders panel