Section 5.2

Question 1

People who are able to crack digital rights management.

Answer 1

Creaters

Question 2

Creaters are able to create a copy by taking legit version to make the pirated version. Everyone looks up to them. True or False

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Upload and Download different files.

Answer 3

Traders

Question 4

Only take and never give back. These people are looked down upon

Answer 4

Leechers

Question 5

“Information wants to be free”. They support this as long as you participate as much as everyone else.

Answer 5

True

Question 6

Skis and Motza. 2 of the original 5 that are the most popular techniques of naturalization are
1.
2.

Answer 6

1. Denial of Injury

2. Condemning the Condemners

Question 7

Yes, I did the bad thing, but nobody got hurt and there is no victim. The only people losing out are rich executives. Or I pirated it, but I wouldn’t have paid money anyways so they aren’t losing out.

Answer 7

Denial of Injury

Question 8

Yes I did it, but it is your fault I did it

Answer 8

Condemning the Condemners

Question 9

Im going to pirate some songs but if I like them, I’m going to legally buy some of their CDs and go to their concerts. I will spend money on them later if I like them. This is known as what?

Answer 9

Sampling

Question 10

Most people who pirate would not go in and steal a CD. True or False

Answer 10

True

Question 11

The more available products are the less likely they are to be pirated. True or False

Answer 11

True

Question 12

A bunch of countries come together in Switzerland and said let’s all agree to respect copyrights. Essentially if you have a copyright in one country it will be respected in all countries. In the 21st century they are still following this.

Answer 12

Berne Convention 1886

Question 13

Works through the UN to police the intellectual property stuff and track illegal copyright violations and work with the UN to see how they can help the problem.

Answer 13

World Intellectual Property Organization

Question 14

Violating the copyright of someone is a felony. If a certain amount it is a felony. This was determined based on what?

Answer 14

Copyright Act of 1976

Question 15

If you copyright a certain amount it is a what?

Answer 15

Felony

Question 16

Specific to digital piracy. What act?

Answer 16

No Electronic Theft Act of 1997

Question 17

If you are caught being a pirate this is your punishment under the No Electronic Theft Act.

Answer 17

Five years and 250K

Question 18

ISPs are protected, but only if they help. Internet Services Providers can be protected form being liable but only if they help track and catch customers who are violating the laws.

Answer 18

Internet Service Providers

Question 19

Civil Suits: Recording Industry Association of America

Answer 19

United States

Question 20

Civil Suit: Motion Picture Association of America

Answer 20

United States

Question 21

Recoding Industry Association of America and the Motion Picture Association of America got together and what?

Answer 21

Started suing people

United States

Question 22

Civil Suit:Federation Against Copyright Theft

Answer 22

UK

Question 23

Civil Suit: Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft

Answer 23

Australian

Question 24

Civil Suit: Indian Music Industry

Answer 24

Indian

Question 25

All of the groups listed above are civil organizations and not government run. They are advocacy groups. Usually didn’t know who they were suing they just knew the IP address. Some people they sued were kids and they were seen as a bully and it upset a lot of people.

Answer 25

True

Question 26

Take a file that looks like a pirated copy of a song or movie and it will have some flaw in it maybe even a virus. Put it on the Pirate Bay and BitTorrent and they end up with a bad file.

Answer 26

Poisoning Files

Question 27

The Indian music Industry paid other companies to do a Distributed denial of service track against people who were on the Pirate Bay.

Answer 27

DDoS