11 Creating New Content Using Others Work

What must you do if you want to copy someone's copyrighted work for honoring it?

• Use it without asking

• Ask permission from the creator

• Copy it freely

• Ignore copyright laws

Match the following actions with what Apple needed to do to use the Orwells' song in their iPad Air advertisement.

• Apple wanted to use a different song for the ad.

• Use the song without permission

• Apple decided to use the Orwells' song without contacting them.

• Get permission from the Orwells

• Apple needed legal approval to feature the Orwells' music in the ad.

• Buy the Orwells' album

• Apple wanted to own the Orwells' music before using it in the ad.

• Create a new song

Why might the Orwells have given permission to Apple without a fee?

• They wanted to support Apple

• They were paid a large sum

• The ad would give them new media exposure

• They disliked their song

What was Queen's response to Stallone's request?

• Yes

• Maybe

• No

• Later

What did Stallone do after Queen said no?

• Used another Queen song

• Found a different method for getting the song

• Gave up on the idea

• Asked another band

Match the following types of work with their correct description regarding usage rights.

• Work that is protected as a brand or logo.

• Work that is trademarked

• Work that requires permission for use due to ownership rights.

• Work that is patented

• Work that is protected for a specific invention or process.

• Work that is in the public domain

• Creative work that is free to use by anyone.

• Work that is copyrighted

What does it mean when creative works are in the public domain?

• They are copyrighted and require permission to use.

• They are free for everyone to use.

• They are only available to certain people.

• They are illegal to use without payment.

What can you do with works from the public domain?

• Use and remix them without permission

• Sell them for profit

• Keep them private

• Destroy them

Match the following methods with how you can find works in the public domain.

• Locating public domain works using online resources

• By visiting a library

• Finding public domain works by exploring physical collections

• By searching Google for sites that catalog public domain works

• Creating new works that you can place in the public domain

• By asking a friend

• Seeking public domain works through personal recommendations

• By writing your own works

What is one question you should ask to be a savvy digital citizen regarding the ownership of a work?

• Who owns this work?

• How much does this work cost?

• Where was this work created?

• What is the size of this work?