Legal & Ethical Issues of Internet Content

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  1. 3. a form of legal protection automatically provided to the authors of original works (i.e., the things they create) to protect against unauthorized used of their work.
  2. 7. the act of passing off another person's creative work or idea as your own.
  3. 8. a type of intellectual property that protects the original works of an author.
  4. 9. a creative commons license allows users to use a CC protected work as long as the conditions of the license is followed and the originating author receives credit.
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  1. 1. works that are not restricted by copyright and are free to use by anyone for any purpose.
  2. 2. a violation of the exclusive rights of a copyright holder, such as copying, distributing, or performing the copyright owner's work without permission.
  3. 4. allows others to use portions of copyrighted work without permissions.
  4. 5. an exaggerated imitation of a particular work or style of work.
  5. 6. used to give credit to the person who created the work you use.