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Published on Feb 06, 2016
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COPYRIGHT
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Leo Reynolds
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Idea/Expression Dichotomy
Ideas cannot be owned.
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aloshbennett
3.
Idea/Expression Dichotomy
An idea cannot be owned.
Expressions of ideas CAN be owned and protected under copyright.
Ideas cannot be owned.
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aloshbennett
4.
"Love Conquers all"
Expressions: Sleepless in Seattle, and Every Neil Diamond Song
Ideas cannot be owned.
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aloshbennett
5.
"Adventurer Goes on a Quest"
Ex; King's Quest
Ideas cannot be owned.
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aloshbennett
6.
Copyright protects the ORIGINAL
expression of an idea
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Leo Reynolds
7.
Ideas may be expressed through:
colors words shapes sounds etc.
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Leo Reynolds
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When can someone else use my stuff?
"When it's Fair"
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Leo Reynolds
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Well When is it Fair?
That's an excellent Question
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FAIR USE SEC. 107: Use of Copyright
Why are you using someone's work?
Fact/Fiction
How much did you take & what did you use?
The effect on the value of the work
11.
PROBLEMS
Are these guidelines holistic?
Who gets to decide what is and is not "fair use?"
Lack of established precedent.
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Transformation
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Chad_Norman
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PARODY
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Joe Gratz
14.
Appropriation
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C-Monster
15.
Can a Culture Own Something?
Who gives Permission?
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C-Monster
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Sampling & Mashups
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John Biehler
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Laura Murray
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Thomas Hawk
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