Copyright

What does Copyright protect?

• Trademarks
• Patents
• Original works of authorship
• Trade secrets

Which of the following is not protected by Copyright?

• Literary works

• Musical compositions

• Inventions

• Dramatic works

What is the primary purpose of Copyright law?

• To protect the rights of inventors

• To promote the progress of science and useful arts

• To regulate trade secrets

• To enforce trademark rights

How long does Copyright protection last for works created after January 1, 1978?

• 50 years after the author's death

• 70 years after the author's death

• 100 years after the author's death

• Indefinitely

What is Intellectual Property?

• Physical property, such as land or buildings, that can be owned

• Creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names, and images used in commerce

• The legal rights to tangible assets

• Government-owned information and property

It is illegal to download music without paying for it or getting permission from the copyright owner. 

• True
• False

Which one is one point of fair use?

• Use large amount of the work

• Add new meaning to the work to make it original

• Sell it to other user and have them copyright it

• Use it for teaching commercially

Why do we need Copyright and Fair Use?

• It helps us give and receive credit where credits due

• it helps us copy and paste other people's work without permission

• It helps us copy and paste other people's work on our work

• It helps us protect the work of others

Copyright law protects the rights of

• the U.S. government.

• the authors of creative works.

• manufacturers of copying machines.

• the indonesian government

What is a Creative Commons license?

• Anything with a Creative Commons license can be used in whatever way you would like.
• Work may be used without permission, with certain conditions.