Copyright

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What are the four exclusive rights granted to the owner of a sound recording under Section 114?

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1.) To reproduce the copyrighted work to duplicate the sound recording in the form of phonorecords (or copies of motion pictures and other audiovisual works

2.) To prepare derivative works based on the copyrighted material-to and distribute phonorecords that are new arrangements or versions of the copyrighted work (sound recording).

3.) To distribute phonorecords to the publica or other transfer of ownership rental, lease, or lending, or by digital phonorecord delivery (downloading).

4) To preform by digital audio transmission.

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What are performance rights?

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Exclusive rights given to the creator of copyrighted material to authorize the use of the work in public.

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What is transcription?

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A copy of recorded music made for purposes other than direct sale to the public (such as muzak, in flight entertainment and radio syndication.

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What is the statutory rate?

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For mechanical royalty, the government-established maximum rate paid by a label for the recorded use of intellectual property on consumer distributed phonorecord such as a CD. Paid on a per-unit basis, the rate is tied to the individual song or for longer works (such as classical compositions). to the works length. The rate is periodically adjusted.

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What is DRM?

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Digital Rights Management, DRM protects intellectual property either by encrypting the data so that only authorized users can access it, or by embedding a digital watermark so the content cannot be freely distributed.