The Seven Copyright Questions. Answered here by: Colleen Dymond
1. Copyright is the right for the creator of an original creation, such as a piece of art, musical recording, or something along those lines, to be the only one to sell or produce this creation for a certain amount of time. It allows them the right to use their work without someone else trying to copy it.
2. A copyright lasts a lifetime plus seventy years. This enables the author to keep their work safe for a long time. After the copyright expires, the work becomes property of the public domain.
3. The Fair Use Act is a law that allows brief snippets of material that has been copyrighted to be accessed for certain purposes such as educational purposes.
4. Plagiarism
1. Copyright is the right for the creator of an original creation, such as a piece of art, musical recording, or something along those lines, to be the only one to sell or produce this creation for a certain amount of time. It allows them the right to use their work without someone else trying to copy it.
2. A copyright lasts a lifetime plus seventy years. This enables the author to keep their work safe for a long time. After the copyright expires, the work becomes property of the public domain.
3. The Fair Use Act is a law that allows brief snippets of material that has been copyrighted to be accessed for certain purposes such as educational purposes.
4. Plagiarism