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A work, such as an encyclopedia or anthology, that includes a number of separate smaller works.
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A Copyright Owner owns all or any one of the ___________ of copyright in a work. Those rights are listed in Section 106 of the United States Copyright Act and include the right to (1) reproduce the work, (2) prepare Derivative Works of it, (3) distribute copies of it, (4) perform it publicly and (5) display it publicly.
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Under Section 501 of the United States Copyright Act, anyone who violates any of the Exclusive Rights of the Copyright Owner is a copyright "infringer."
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A __________ is any word, name, symbol or device used by a person or a company to identify and distinguish its services from the services of others in the same business.
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A "bundle of rights" that the creator of a work is entitled to control if the work is "an original work of authorship fixed in a tangible medium of expression." This means that in order to be entitled to copyright protection, the work has to be something you created (and didn't copy from another work) and set down in some physical form, like in writing, on videotape, in a sound recording, in a computer program or on a computer screen.
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A ____________ is any word, name, symbol or device used by a person or a company to identify and distinguish its products from the products of others in the same business.
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A work is not entitled to copyright protection until it is "fixed in a tangible medium." For example, a song that has been created and even performed but which has never been written out in sheet music or recorded has no copyright.
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In exchange for a License to do something with a copyrighted work, the person who wants to use the work (referred to as the "licensee") will usually have to pay a certain amount of money to the Copyright Owner or other person licensing out the work (referred to as the "licensor").
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e right of the public to make reasonable use of copyrighted material in special circumstances without the Copyright Owner's Permission.
