Ch 2 Ethical & Legal Issues

When you buy a CD, you own not only the disk but the sounds on the disk.

• True

• False

A creative work must have a copyright notice on it to be legally protected.

• True

• False

You can register a copyright by simply writing it on a napkin.

• True

• False

Acknowledgement of the source of copyrighted material substitutes for obtaining permission.

• True

• False

Sometimes a fee must be paid before you can use royalty-free work.

• True

• False

It could be ethically wrong to change the color of the sky in an image.

• True

• False

Fair use allows the use of some material but only in education.

• True

• False

The music one hears from a CD is an example of

• ethical property

• intellectual property

• tangible property

• physical property

To identify a piece of intellectual property, it may be helpful to think about

• cost

• loss

• creativity

• time

When the owner of the work has the legal right to restrict who may copy the work, it is called

• copyright

• intellectual law

• literary law

• trademark