Copyright Legislation and Control

What is the UK law that gives an individual or organisation the right to control a piece of original work?

• The Copyright, Designs and Patents Act (1988)

• The Computer Misuse Act

• The Data Protection Act

• The Freedom of Information Act

Which type of content does the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act (1988) apply to?

• Digital content only

• Physical content only

• Both digital and physical content

• None of the above

What are software licences used for?

• To control the use of software

• To protect digital content

• To manage software activation

• To enforce copyright laws

What is another term for the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act (1988)?

• The Intellectual Property Act

• The Digital Rights Act

• The Software Licensing Act

• The Patents and Designs Act

What is the purpose of Creative Commons?

• To control the use of software

• To protect digital content

• To manage software licences

• To provide a flexible range of licenses for creative works

What is the term for the protection of digital content through the use of rights management?

• Software licensing

• Software activation

• Digital rights management

• Copyright control

What type of licence is used for online piracy?

• Open Government Licence

• Creative Commons Licence

• Software Licence

• No licence

What is the term for the act of illegally copying and distributing copyrighted material on the internet?

• Software activation

• Digital rights management

• Online piracy

• Copyright infringement

What is the term for the act of illegally accessing or using computer systems or data?

• Software activation

• Digital rights management

• Online piracy

• Computer misuse

What is the term for the act of illegally copying or distributing copyrighted material?

• Software activation

• Digital rights management

• Online piracy

• Copyright infringement