Introduction to Copyright

Why is copyright important for artists and designers?

• It allows them to share their work freely.

• It grants them exclusive rights to their work, preventing unauthorized use.

• It helps them to sell their work at a higher price.

• It allows them to copy others' work.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a work that can be protected by copyright?

• Logos

• Website designs

• Marketing materials

• Public domain works

What does the example of Braille represent in terms of fair use?

• Making books accessible to the blind and print-disabled

• Creating databases to make information searchable

• Using old art to make new art

• Documenting history in a world rich with logos and cultural artifacts

Which example in the image represents fair use by using old art to make new art?

• Google, TVEyes

• South Park

• Andy Warhol

• Baltimore Ravens

What is the effect of fair use on the market for the original work?

• It increases the market value

• It diminishes the market value

• It does not diminish the market value

• It eliminates the market value

What is the amount and substantiality of the portion used in fair use?

• The entire work can be used

• A small portion of the work can be used

• Half of the work can be used

• The most important part of the work can be used

What is the purpose and character of the use in fair use?

• It must be for commercial purposes

• It must be for educational purposes

• It can be for commercial or educational purposes

• It must be for personal purposes

How can understanding copyright laws help you?

• By avoiding legal penalties

• By increasing your income

• By making you famous

• By giving you more free time

Which of the following rights requires permission from the copyright owner for re-use?

• Copyright

• Creative Commons

• Public Domain

• None of the above

Which of the following is a way to obtain permission for using someone else's work?

• Ignore the copyright

• Use licensing services or platforms

• Use the work without permission

• None of the above