chapter 10: legal and ethical etc Flashcards

1
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What does intellectual property mean?

A

You have ownership of what you create

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2
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Give some examples of intellectual property

A

music, art, film, broadcasts, sound recordings, literature etc

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3
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What kind of intellectual property is computer programming counted as?

A

literature

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4
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What is the name of the law concerning copyright and intellectual property?

A

copyright designs and patents act 1988

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5
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What is the name of the law protecting intellectual property?

A

copyright designs and patents act 1988

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6
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What does copyright mean?

A

Copyrighted material of any medium can only be copied, used or rewritten with permission from the creator

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7
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How are films, photography and music copyrighted?

A

automatically on creation

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8
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What is the exception to copyright laws?

A
Educational use (eg research or private study)
Sources must be acknowledged
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9
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What stops an original design from being copied?

A

Design right

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10
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What does design right protect?

A

how something looks

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11
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How long is something protected for with a design right?

A

25 years

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12
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When is a patent used?

A

When the invention is something that can be made or used

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13
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What does a patent protect?

A

How an invention works/what it does

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14
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How long do patents last?

A

up to 20 years

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15
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What must an invention have to be allowed a patent?

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Must have required a step not obvious to someone else with knowledge and experience on the same subject

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16
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What inventions cannot be patented?

A

scientific and mathematical equations

some computer programs

17
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What does a trademark protect?

A

The name or logo used to identify a business or product

18
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What can be a trademark?

A

name, logo, domain name, slogan, shape, sound

19
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In what year was the computer misuse act made?

A

1990

20
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What is the maximum penalty for committing an offence under the computer misuse act?

A

a fine or prison sentence depending on the severity of the offence

21
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What are the three offences under the computer misuse act, in order of severity?

A
  1. unauthorised access to computer material (eg data, programs)
  2. unauthorised access with the intent to commit or facilitate further offences
  3. unauthorised modification of computer material
22
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Which act amended part of the computer misuse act in 2006?

A

sections 35-38 of the police and justice act

23
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What is cracking and hacking?

A

illegally breaking into a computer system

24
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What does DPA stand for?

A

data protection act 1984 and 1998

25
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What is personal data?

A

Data which relates to a living person and can be used to identify them

26
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What is a data controller?

A

a person who decides why and how personal data is processed

27
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What is a data processor?

A

a person who processes data on behalf of a data controller