Copyright Terminology

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Across
  1. 2. 2 wds; a non-physical property that is creative or unique – it can be legally protected through a variety of methods from use without permissions
  2. 4. 2 wds; refers to the electronic reproduction of existing recordings of music, sounds, and performances onto a blank CD or other medium for personal and non-commercial use; legal in Canada as long as the user is not benefiting financially
  3. 6. ____ list; a list that names works not covered under a given copyright license because the author or publisher has chosen to exclude it
  4. 8. 2 wds; works that belong to the public – they are free to use, and users do not require permission from the author or creator
  5. 9. a type of ownership that we can claim over non-physical products or 'intellectual property' like music, film, writings etc.
  6. 11. 2 wds; a symbol that is used to identify and distinguish goods or services as belonging to a person or organization
  7. 12. ____ fee; fees paid by applicant to keep their application (for a patent or rights to an industrial design) in effect
Down
  1. 1. the paid amount received by owners of copyrighted works when those works are sold or used
  2. 2. _____ design; an intellectual property that refers to a finished manufactured product’s visual aspects including shape, pattern, ornamentation or configuration
  3. 3. 2 wds; a non-profit org. that deals with comprehensive and transactional licensing, and to distribute royalties to creators of content
  4. 4. _____ rights; the rights of a performer to be financially compensated every time their recorded performance or sound recording is played live or broadcasted for a public audience
  5. 5. ____ license; schools, radio stations, and other business can make good use of this kind of license when they use copyrighted items that are constantly changing or when they use a lot of the same type of copyrighted content
  6. 7. 2 wds; a concept under copyright law that gives limited exclusions to copyright for use in education, news reporting, reviews, satire, etc.
  7. 10. a type of protection over intellectual property – usually “inventions” – that may involve processes, equipment, and/or manufacturing techniques
  8. 12. _____ rights; rights that an author retains over the integrity of a work and to be named the author even without copyright ownership