Copyright What is it?. Copright  Copyright is a law that prevents people from stealing from music, video, and picture developers! It last for 70years.

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Copyright What is it?

Copright  Copyright is a law that prevents people from stealing from music, video, and picture developers! It last for 70years after the author is dead!

Fair use  Fair use allows people to use the product for educational purposes.

Plagiarism  Plagiarism is when you copy and paste someone else's work and take credit for it.

What copyright?  Some of the stuff that can be copyright is:  Movies  Music  Stuff that is not a public domain

Whats stuff you cannot be copyright?  You cant copyright stuff that is part of the public domain, because its already free!

Public domain  Videos, pictures, and audio that is free for the public to use, in order for a copyright to be part of the public domain it has to be 70years after the authors death.

CREDITS  Clipart  Powerpoint

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