iMedia Laws Quiz

Which of the following laws protect intellectual property?

• Data Protection Act

• Human Rights Act

• Copyright Designs and Patents Act

• Advertising Standards Agency Act

What must be obtained to use intellectual property in new products?

• A license from the government

• Permission from the owner

• A certificate of authenticity

• A trademark

What does the Data Protection Act enforce?

• Protection of intellectual property

• Storage of personal data in a certain way

• Regulation of film and game ratings

• Regulation of advertising standards

Who are known as Data Subjects under the Data Protection Act?

• People who store data

• People who have data stored about them

• Companies that collect data

• Government agencies

What rights do Data Subjects have under the Data Protection Act?

• The right to sell their data

• The right to view the data stored about them

• The right to delete any data

• The right to transfer data to another country

What does the Human Rights Act say about privacy?

• Privacy is only for public figures

• Privacy should be respected in all aspects of life

• Privacy is not a fundamental right

• Privacy is only for private spaces

What must be done if someone wants to film in a public space?

• They must pay a fee

• They must seek permission from people in that space

• They must notify the local government

• They must obtain a filming license

What is defamation?

• Making false comments that damage a person's reputation

• Using someone else's intellectual property without permission

• Storing personal data incorrectly

• Filming in a private space without permission

What are the two types of defamation?

What is the role of the ASA (Advertising Standards Agency)?

• To classify films and games

• To regulate adverts

• To enforce data protection laws

• To protect intellectual property