Intellectual Property

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What is the primary purpose of copyright in intellectual property?: To protect creative work by giving the creator exclusive rights to use their work
What types of work does copyright protect?: Literary
Dramatic
Artistic
Sound
Film
What actions are prevented by copyright?: Copying
Broadcasting
Renting
Adapting
What happens to creative work when copyright expires?: It goes into the public domain and can be used freely
What is 'fair dealing' or 'fair use'?: Using creative work for private research, study, educational purposes, criticism, and private back-ups
What does a patent protect?: Inventions and how inventions work
What are the requirements to apply for a patent?: The invention must be new, usable, and innovative
What is a common criticism of patents?: They may stifle innovation
What is an example of what design rights would protect?: A companies product design
What is required if you need to use someone else's copyrighted work for purposes outside 'fair dealing'?: Their permission and a license to use it
What should you do if you need to use someone's copyrighted work for purposes not covered by 'fair use'?: Obtain their permission and possibly a license
What is the public domain?: Unprotected works for anyone to use
Which of the following describes Creative Commons?: Licensing system with specified permissions
How can someone use a non-Public Domain or Creative Commons work?: Obtain permission or use within fair use

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