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33 Cards in this Set
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Who invented E-Mail?
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Ray Tomlinson
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Who invented WWW Code?
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Tim Berners-Lee
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Who invented Ethernet?
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Bob Metcalf
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Who was the architect of Mosaic?
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Marc Andreesen
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Who invented Java?
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James Gosling
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What year did the RUssians launch Sputnick?
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1957
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What year was WWW code published?
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1991
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What year was the PC invented?
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1978
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What year was e-mail invented?
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1972
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During Which year did the government start allowing commerce on the net?
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1992
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The person that gave awa his anti-virus software on the internet?
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John McAfee
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This company made their fortune off of manufacturing routers.
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Cisco Systems
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This company made its fortune off of its network opseating system software.
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NetWare - Novell
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This company made its fortune off of ethernet technology.
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3Com
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This company struck it rich with the workstation and Java.
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Sun Microsystems
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What was the first message sent between the two IMPs at UCLA and Standford University?
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"Login"
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What year did ARPA link the university mainframes?
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1968
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Who was responsible for the theory necessary to build packet-switching networks?
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Len Kleinrock
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Who was responsible for getting funding for the ARPAnet?
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Bob Taylor
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Who is the principle architect that designed the ARPAnet network?
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Larry Roberts
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Besides the symbol and the artists' name, what else do you include in the copyright notice?
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The year
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When does copyright expire for works created after march 1989?
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70 years after creators' death
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When does the copyright expire for works BEFORE March 1989?
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50 years after death
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What is copyright--in business terms--typically referred to as?
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A limited monopoly
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PO: Titles
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unprotected
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PO: Choreographic Works
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protected
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PO: Improv. Speeches
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Unprotected
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PO:Architectual Works
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protected
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How much is the fine for willful infringment?
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$150,000
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Why two professions most often invoke fair use privileges?
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teachers and journalists
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Public Domain
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Works taht can be freely copied by anyone
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Work for Hire
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When an employer owns all the copyrights
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Fair Use
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Laws that allow someone to use your copyright work in a way that is non-competitive
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