Copyright and Creative Commons Quiz

Which of the following scenarios is a good candidate for 'fair use'?

• Without​ permission, a newspaper reporter posts a copyrighted image of a celebrity on the​ newspaper's Facebook​ page, with no news story​ attached, because it will draw more​ "Likes" from fans.

• Without​ permission, a newspaper editor publishes a copyrighted image of a​ celebrity, by​ itself, with no news story​ attached, because it will sell more papers.

• Without​ permission, a newspaper reporter uses a copyrighted image in a relevant way in a news story.

• Without​ permission, a newspaper owner tells an employee to use a copyrighted image in an advertisement

Why is the Creative Commons 'BY' license perfect for designers?

• It allows you to​ copy, change, and distribute the image for commercial as well as noncommercial​ uses, with no conditions.

• It allows you to do anything you want with the​ image, but only if you get permission from the copyright owner.

• It allows you to do anything you want with the image.

• It allows you to​ copy, change, and distribute the image for commercial as well as noncommercial​ uses, with few conditions

Which Creative Commons license is best for images used in your client projects?

• 'AB' license

• 'PD' license

• 'YB' license

• 'BY' license

What are your two best options if you are ever in doubt about your rights to use a particular image?

• Ask permission, or use the image after making a good-faith effort

• Ask permission, or don't use the image

• Use the image without​ permission, or ask permission after using it

• Don't use the​ image, or change it so no one can recognize it anymore

What does the "doctrine of fair use" mean?

• Under certain limited conditions, you may use a copyrighted work without permission from the copyright owner.

• You can use a copyrighted work without permission only if it's fair to everyone.

• It's hard to say because it's so complicated.

• You can use a copyrighted work without permission only at state and county fairs.

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

• The work could still be "discovered" and used without consent by or compensation to the copyright owner.

• A copyright makes the work more valuable.

• Having a copyright helps creators get their work published.

• The creator knows it's copyrighted, and that's all that matters.

What Photoshop feature allows you to write and read an embedded copyright?

• Assign Profile

• Mini Bridge

• Smart Objects

• Digimarc filter

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

• The images could contain a virus that can infect your computer.

• Most images found online are probably copyrighted, and it is illegal to use copyrighted images without the owner's permission.

• Images found online are usually of poor quality.

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What are two legal alternate sources for finding images online?

• The Library of Congress and your photographer friends

• Wikipedia and the Library of Congress

• Royalty-free image banks and Creative Commons licenses

• Wikipedia and royalty-free image banks

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

• Derivative work

• Creative work

• Manipulative work

• Collage