Understanding Copyright

What is copyright?

• A legal protection for intellectual property.

• A type of software.

• A method of distribution.

• A form of artistic expression.

How long does copyright last?

• 10 years after the creator's death.

• 25-70 years after the creator's death.

• Forever.

• Until the creator decides.

What must creators do if their work is copied?

• Ignore it.

• Act legally.

• Change their work.

• Share it freely.

What are primary breaches of copyright?

• Copying and public distribution.

• Importing and possessing copies.

• Creating new works.

• Selling original works.

What is software piracy?

• Legal copying of software.

• Illegal copying and distribution.

• A method of software development.

• A type of software license.

What methods can prevent software piracy?

• Using product keys and licenses.

• Sharing software freely.

• Ignoring copyright laws.

• Creating more software.

True or False: Copyright lasts forever as long as you are the creator.

• True

• False

Would you rather create a popular piece of work but have it copied without your permission, or have less people know about your work but retain full control over it?

Reflect on a time when you encountered copyright issues. How did it affect your view on copyright?

What are your thoughts on the relevance of copyright in today's digital age?