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14 Cards in this Set
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downloading
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trandfering files from a network to your computer
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piracy
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downloading files illegally without paying
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intellectual poperty
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any idea that you have created and own
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Napster
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a filesharing network that once was illegal
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P2P Network
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peer to peer fle sharing network
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U.S. Copyright law
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copyright law that gives anyone who creates something certain rights over is uses
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public domain
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file in the public domain is legal for anyone to obtain it
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Fair Use Doctrine
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allows the public to use a work under certain circumstances without permission of the copyright owner
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1998 Digital Millenium copyright Act
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it is illegal to circumvent anti-piracy measures or to create software that allows such activity
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royalties
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money that the artists get from their company for every album or song sold
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RIAA
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monitors file sharing
Recording Idustries Association of America |
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IP adresses
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thing on computer thatmonitors what you have downloaded on your computer
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2005 MGM Studios v. Grokster
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"one who distributes a device with the object of promoting its use to infringe is liable"
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1984 Sony v. Universal Studios
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companies can not be heldliable for simply making copying technoogy available
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