11 AIT - impacts of technology

How long does copyright protection last?

• a lifetime
• 70 years after the death of the author or artist 
• 150 years

• 1 year

What happens to the work after its copyright has expired?

• It can be bought
• There is no time limit on copyright

• 
  The work must be destroyed
• It goes into the public domain

What is public domain?

• Creative works that are not copyrighted, and free to use however you want

• An open space that is owned by the public

• Government buildings

• Music created by Garage Band

Stealing copyrighted work by downloading or copying it in order to keep, sell, or give it away without permission and without paying

• License
• Piracy 
• Plagiarism

• Public domain

 Something must have the © sign to be copyrighted

• True, how else would you know if it was copyrighted or not?

• False, a work belongs to the creator whether or not there is a © symbol

Which works are protected by copyright?

• ideas
• all works
• literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works

• titles, names, slogans

The allowance for limited use of copyright material without requiring permission from the copyright owner - for certain purposes - is...

• Fair dealing

• Private / personal use

• Moral rights

The allowance for somebody to copy copyright material for research or study, 'ripping' CDs for personal use, and recording TV shows is...

• Fair dealing

• Private / personal use

• Moral rights

The legal obligations to attribute creators and treat their work with respect is known as...

• Fair dealing

• Private / personal use

• Moral rights

Letters, words, names, signatures, devices, brands, headings, labels, tickets, packaging, shapes, colours, sounds, and/or scents are examples of...

• Trademarks

• Copyrighted materials