What is copyright?

• A form of protection for creators on their published and unpublished works

• A right to copy work

• The use of a very small amount of someone else's work.

• Space where no intellectual property rights exist.

What is fair use?

• A form of protection for creators on their published and unpublished works

• The use of a very small amount of someone else's work

• Spaces where no intellectual property rights exist

• Take someone's else work and it will be fair

According to the Fair Use law. How much of a person's work can you use?

• Depends on the work that is copyright. (Ex: songs 30 seconds or less, video 2 minutes or less)

• 30 minutes

• You can use as much as you want as long as credit is given

• 5 minutes

What are Creative Commons?

• It provides licenses for creators allowing them to give permission for others to use work under certain conditions.

• A form of protection for creators on their published and unpublished works

• The use of a very small amount of someone else's work.

• Space where no intellectual property rights exist.

What is Public Domain?

• It provides licenses for creators allowing them to give permission for others to use work under certain conditions.

• The use of a very small amount of someone else's work.

• Space where no intellectual property rights exist.

• A form of protection for creators on their published and unpublished works.

Which case is an example of Copyright Infringement?

• Riley vs. California

• Brown vs. Board of Education

• Roe vs. Wade

• Apple vs. Microsoft

How many basic Creative Commons licenses are there?

• 23

• 6

• 5

• 16

How long does copyright last?

• Until the creator dies

• 70 years

• It lasts forever

• Until the creator dies plus an additional 70 years.

Can you get in trouble by using public domain work without permission?

• Yes

• No

Who owns Public Domain?

• The Public

• The Author

• The Government

• The State