EDIT 202 Week 10 Flashcards
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Access Copyright | A canadian business, officially named the Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency, which collects funds to distribute to the owners of intellectual material, for the reproduction of such works.
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| Copyright | A legal concept which grants exclusive rights of original content, to the creator of such content.
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| Intellectual Property | A legal concept which defines the original creations of one's mind to be subject to exclusive rights.
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| Royalty | A payment made to the owner of a patent or copyright, for its use.
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| Trade-Mark | A trademark is a distinct symbol or sign which identifies or separates a particular brand or product from others.
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| Public Domain | Any works in which intellectual property rights are expired, and therefore the content is licensed for public use.
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| Moral Rights | The rights for creators of copyrighted content, most directly related to attribution recognition or anonymity, and right to integrity of the content.
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| Performance Rights | The right to perform music in public. Permission to do so must be obtained from the creator of the content.
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| Plagiarism | Misrepresentation of another's intellectual property as one's own original creation.
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| Fair Dealing | The right to limited use of copyrighted content for purposes of research, critique, review or news reporting.
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| Patent | Exclusive rights which are granted to an inventor for an invention, which may be a process or a product.
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| Blanket License | A license to use a collection of copyrighted content, most often music, in a setting where issuing individual licenses would be impractical.
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