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IT OWNERSHIP, Value of intelligence and artistic work comes from…
IT OWNERSHIP
Principles, Laws and Cases
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- Value of intelligence and artistic work comes from creativity, ideas, research. skills, labor and attributes the creator provides is protected by copyright and patent law.
- Digital technology and the Internet make copyright infringement easier and cheaper.
- Search engines make finding material easier.
- Peer-to-peer technology makes transferring and sharing files easier.
- New tools allow us to modify graphics, video and audio files to make derivative works.
- Copying or distributing a song or computer program does not decrease the use and enjoyment any other person gets from his or her copy.
- Copying can decrease the amount of money that the copyright owner earns.
- Expiration dates within the software.
- Copy protection that prevents copying
- Activation or registration codes
- Court orders to shut down Internet bulletin boards and Web sites.
- Some countries do not recognize or protect intellectual property.
- Countries that have high piracy rates often do not have a significant software industry.
- Countries that have a high amount of piracy rates are exporting the pirated copies to countries with strict copyright laws
- Ban or delay technology via lawsuits
- Require that new technology include copyright protections
- Tax digital media to compensate the industry for expected losses.
- Collection of techniques that control uses of intellectual property in digital formats
- Includes hardware and software schemes using encryption
- The producer of a file has flexibility to specify what a user may do it.
- An idea advocated and supported by a large, loose-knit group of computer programmers who allow people to copy, use and modify their software.
- Free means freedom of use, not necessarily lack of cost