Copyright Flashcards

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What is copyright?

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It is something that grants creators exclusive rights to their work

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What is Fair Use?

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Fair use allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission

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Difference between Fair use and Fair Dealing:

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Fair use is a term used in the US, Fair dealing is the international term.

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Similitudes between Fair Use and Fair Dealing:

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Both allow limited use of copyrighted material.

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5
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What is a derivative work?

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It is a new creation that is based on or derived from an existing copyrighted work

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What the derivate work includes?

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include major elements of an original work.

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7
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What are the two ways to obtain permission to use copyrighted work?

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Licensing, and Fair use

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What is Licensing?

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Negotiate permission with the copyright holder.

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What is the purpose of a location release, and when is it necessary?

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A location release is a legal document that grants permission to use a specific location for filming, photography, or other creative projects.

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How does a model release protect both the creator and the subject?

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A model release is a legal document signed by a person (the model) granting permission for their likeness to be used in specific ways.

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Benefits of using public domain works versus obtaining a license for copyrighted material.

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Free Access: No costs or permissions required, allowing for unrestricted use.
Flexibility: Can be modified, reused, and distributed for any purpose, including commercial.
No Expiration: Public domain status typically remains indefinitely, providing lasting access.

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Impact of Creative Commons on the sharing and creation of digital content.

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Creative Commons has democratized access to content, encouraging collaboration and innovation. It has provided a framework for sharing that contrasts with traditional copyright, fostering a culture of openness in digital content creation.

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What is a model release?

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A model release is a signed document.

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14
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The model release allows you what?

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It allows you to use someone’s likeness or image in your project.

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What is an essential use for model release?

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Essential for legal use of people’s images.

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16
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What does copyright grant to creators?

A

Exclusive
rights to their work.

17
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Concept of “work for hire”

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It is the work that has the goal for pay.

18
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Implications of the work of hire for copyright ownership

A

Ownership of the finished work should be clear in the
contract.

19
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How does Creative Commons licensing differ from traditional copyright?

A

That this licenses allow sharing, use, or modification of work.

20
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What is attribution?

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Must credit the original author. Think of it as giving credit where it’s due