Protection of expression of ideas Generally life of creator plus 70 years No register in the UK © symbol What is Copyright?

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Protection of expression of ideas Generally life of creator plus 70 years No register in the UK © symbol What is Copyright?

Software Original literary works Original dramatic works Original musical works Original artistic works Published editions - typographical copyright Sound recordings Films and videos Broadcasts and cable programmes What type of works are protected by Copyright?

Permitted uses of Copyright

Specific licence Copyright licensing schemes CLA NLA ERA PRS PPL VPL MCPS Permitted by Licence from Copyright Owner

Research and Private Study (non-commercial) Criticism, Review and News Reporting Incidental Inclusion Permitted by Statute

Instruction or Examination Anthologies Performing or Playing at educational establishment Recording of broadcasts Reprographic copying of passages from published works Education

Articles in Periodicals Parts of Published Works Restrictions on Multiple Copies Libraries

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