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Copy of Copyright & Fair Use

Published on Nov 20, 2015

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WHAT IS COPYRIGHT?

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Federal Copyright Laws grant authors and artists exclusive rights to benefit from their work

Copyright is one area of law protecting intellectual property, along with trademark and patent law.
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WHAT IS COPYRIGHTABLE?

ORIGINAL AUTHORSHIP, FIXED IN A TANGIBLE MEDIUM OF EXPRESSION
You hold the copyright to original works you set into tangible form. You do NOT have to register a copyright, although you may have some additional legal protections if you do.

If your work is done for an employer or client under certain circumstances, that entity may hold the copyright instead.p
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POETRY

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PROSE

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ARTWORK

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MUSICAL NOTATION

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RECORDED MUSIC

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CHOREOGRAPHIC WORK

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ANIMATIONS, VIDEOS, PHOTOGRAPHS

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APPLETS, WEB PAGES, WEBPAGE DESIGN

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BLOG POSTS

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ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

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MANY THINGS CANNOT BE COPYRIGHTED, SUCH AS:

  • Mere facts
  • Ideas
  • Titles & short phrases
  • Logos & slogans
  • Works of Federal Government employees
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

  • Copyright
  • Patent
  • Trademark
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RIGHTS INCLUDE...

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MAKE COPIES

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TO PREPARE DERIVATIVE WORKS

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PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTE

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DISPLAY & PERFORM THE WORK

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PERFORM OVER A DIGITAL NETWORK

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YOUR RIGHTS CONTINUE FOR YOUR LIFETIME

...PLUS 70 MORE YEARS
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REALLY RESTRICTIVE, RIGHT?

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"FAIR USE"

ALLOWS LIMITED USE OF COPYRIGHTED WORK
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FAIR USES

  • Criticism & comment
  • News reporting
  • Research and scholarship
  • NONPROFIT EDUCATION
  • Parody
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FOUR FACTORS

USED TO DETERMINE "FAIR USE"
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1. Purpose & Character of use

E.G., COMMERCIAL OR NONPROFIT?
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NATURE OF COPYRIGHTED WORK

PUBLISHED OR UNPUBLISHED?
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NATURE OF WORK

FACT OR FICTION?
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AMOUNT COUNTS

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EFFECT OF USE ON MARKET

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CONSUMABLES

SUCH AS WORKBOOKS & COLORING BOOKS
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CREATIVE COMMONS

ALLOW CREATOR TO RESERVE SOME RIGHTS
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PROVIDES LICENSES OF VARIOUS TYPES

SELECT DEPENDING ON HOW YOU WANT YOUR WORK USED
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RANGE OF LICENCES

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RANGE FROM "PUBLIC DOMAIN"

FREELY AVAILABLE WITHOUT PERMISSION...
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...TO MORE RESTRICTED

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PHOTO CREDITS

  • Copyright-Symbol_104.png. Digital image. Publicphoto.org. N.p., July 2010. Web. 6 July 2014.
  • Nemo. Black Office White Cartoon Copy Photocopier. Digital image. Pixabay.com. N.p., 11 Apr. 2012. Web. 6 July 2014. Public Domain
  • Pixelcreatures. Wordpress-265132_640.jpg. Digital image. Pixabay.com. N.p., 13 Feb. 2014. Web. 6 July 2014. Public Domain
Show copyright basics video
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Examples: copying workbook for teacher

Putting chapters online for course taught every semester.

Linking v downloading and re uploading
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FIND MEDIA ON CC, TOO

IMAGES, MUSIC, PHOTOGRAPHS, ETC
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http://tinyurl.com/copyrightgear

Heidi Cook