Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Copyright Vocabulary

Copyright- Form of protection or privacy that is yours and no one else's based on the constitution.

Fair Use- A instructions or orders that how much can you use this copyright such as limits.

First Scale Doctrine- This doctrine accepts copies of the person who made it, except if they have permission from the owner but they cannot make a additional copies are made.

Intellectual Property- You cannot repeat it or create the same thing, but you can imagine it.

Patent- Granted by the U.S Patent office gives you a limit time to make a new invention out of the owner.

Permission- This is a permission to be a repeat or reproduce by the same work.

Phonorecords- A new techonology to record music and save in a computer device.
Plagiarism- Is copy, steal, or pass the same information to your own information.

Public Domain- When your copyright is expired it makes that people can copyright by law.

Trademark- TM is a symbol to know who is own by product or marketplace.

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