Plagiarism, Copyright, and Fair Use© By: Chad Carlin, Chance Carlin, and Jake Cole Image-

Plagiarism In Latin, plagiarism means kidnapping Something someone writes is personal property Plagiarism is not always intentional Always list the source of the work you are taking information from ( (Image-

Types of Plagiarism The Denny’s Sampler The Ghost Writer The Photocopy The Remix The Misinformer (youtube.com) (Image-

Permission Best choice is to seek permission every time Each court may have different look on “fair use” Length Copyright length is a lifetime plus 70 years (copyrightkids.com) (Image-

Copyright© What Works are Protected by Copyright? Copyright protects original work, such as written works, musical compositions, plays and any music that goes with it, mimes, sculptures, movies, music, and architectural pieces. What is Copyright Infringement? Anyone who takes advantage of the royalty rights without the owner’s permission is guilty of copyright infringement (copyrightkids.com) How Do I Obtain Copyright Protection? An author needs to do more than just make work than can be copyrighted Publication and registration are needed to insure copyright with the Copyright Office. (copyrightkids.com) (Image-

 What is copyright??  Form of protection given to an author Means you have the power to let people do only what you want them to do with it. Copyrightkids.org (Image- backgrounds.com)

Copyright laws Used to protect intellectual property Music, videos, images, written words, and other media Music, videos, images, written words, and other media Things are now protected with or without the © symbol Things are now protected with or without the © symbol All published works are not copyrighted. Works copied without plagiarizing are: Works with information such as a phonebook Works with information such as a phonebook Numbered Works published by the Government Numbered Works published by the Government Facts that are not your original thoughts Facts that are not your original thoughts Cited Public domain information Cited Public domain information (plagiarism.org)(plagiarism.org) (Image-

When Sources are Cited “The Forgotten Footnote”: Someone lists the authors name as a source, but doesn’t say the location of the material ”The Misinformer”: The person who is copying uses false information about the sources “The Too-Perfect Paraphrase”: The person noted the source, but doesn’t admit copying word for word “The Resourceful Citer”: All sources were noted & used parenthesis correctly, but the work contains little original work “The Perfect Crime”: Quotations and sources are noted, but some paraphrases are not noted (plagiarism.org) (Image-

When sources are not cited The “Ghost Writer”!!! The “Ghost Writer”!!!  The ghost writer is when one writer copies another writers work word- for-word. The “Photocopy”!!! The “Photocopy”!!!  The photocopy is when a writer copies a lot of anothers work. The “Poor Disguise”!!! The “Poor Disguise”!!!  The poor disguise is when somebody barely changes keywords or phrases but not all. (plagiarism.org) (Image-

Copyright Criminal Trailer Sampling- Musicians that take one sound and turn it into many sounds that make it sound different. People feel that when musicians sample one small part of their sounds they can sue the musician. People think that when they sample they are actually copyrighting. ( youtube.com) (Image-web420.com)

The Owner Only the owner can publish a copyright on a work Two authors can publish a work and are called joint-authors (copyrightkids.com) (Image-

Why Care? You won’t want people to steal your work and say it is theirs (copyrightkids.com) (Image-

Punishments Academically - zero on the assignment Legally- $100 to $50,000 and up to one year in jail (plagiarism.org ) (Image-

Fair Use PPL: Fair Play for Musicians - A Letter to The Prime Minister (on Copyright) Background music composers have been recently complaining about not getting the same copyright rights as the lead band composers They don’t get as many years of copyright protection as the lead band composers Social Networking Facebook is now saying that they own everything that people put on their site They also say that they will own it forever, even if you delete your profile. (Youtube.com) (Image-

Fair Use Tail sd, dance can be copyrighted Ideas can’t Use small amount of copyright to teach news report, parody, critical comment Fair use is limitations on copyrights The nature, amount and commercial impact tell you if it is fair use Youtube-A Fair(y) Use Tail (Image-

Fair Use and Copyright Always assume something is copyrighted if made after 1922 Always credit people who sang, acted, or had any part of making a documentary (youtube.com) (Image-

Visual Arts Use single works in intiretyUse single works in intirety No more than five images by oneNo more than five images by oneartist Use 15 images or 10% whichever is less in a collectionUse 15 images or 10% whichever is less in a collection (sandhills.edu)(sandhills.edu) (Image-

Works Cited / /“Plagiarism FAQs”, 2010 iParadigms Plagiarism.org, February html/ html/ “A Quick Guide To Plagiarism” August 25 Youtube.com, 2009, February “Why Should I Care About Copyright”, 2007 The Copyright Society of the U.S.A.-Copyrightkids.org, February “Who Owns the Copyright in a Work?” 2007 The Copyright Society of the U.S.A.-Copyrightkids.org, February “When Do I Need Permission To Copy?” 2007 The Copyright Society of the U.S.A.-Copyrightkids.org, February “PPL: Fair Play for Musicians - A Letter to The Prime Minister (on Copyright)”, November 26, 2008 Youtube.com, February “What is Copyright”, 2007 The Copyright Society of the U.S.A.-Copyrightkids.org, February “How Long Does Copyright Protection Last?” 2007 The Copyright Society of the U.S.A.- Copyrightkids.org, February “A Fair(y) Use Tail” May 18, 2007 Youtube.com, February “Fair Use and Copyrights” April 27, 2009 Youtube.com, February “Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines For Teachers”, March 16, 2009 Sandhills.edu, February “Facebook-We Own Your Personal Details” February 16, 2009 Youtube.com, February “Copyright Criminals Trailer” January 13, 2009 Youtube.com, February Image-

Works Cited “What is Plagiarism”, May 2008 kidshealth.org, February m.html m.html “Which works are protected by copyright” 2007 The Copyright Society of the U.S.A. - Copyrightkids.org, February “What is Copyright Infringement?”, 2007 The Copyright Society of the U.S.A.- Copyrightkids.org, February “How do I obtain Copyright Protection”, 2007 The Copyright Society of the U.S.A.Copyrightkids.org, February “When Sources Are Cited”, 2010 iParadigms- Plagiarism.org, February f_plagiarism.html f_plagiarism.html “When Sources Are Not Cited”, 2010 iParadigms-Plagiarism.org, February _plagiarism.html _plagiarism.html “PPL: Fair Play for Musicians - A Letter to The Prime Minister (on Copyright)”, November 26, 2008 Youtube.com, February “Facebook-We Own Your Personal Details” February 16, 2009 Youtube.com, February o o “Copyright Criminals Trailer” January 13, 2009 Youtube.com, February Q Q “When Sources Are Not Cited”, 2010 iParadigms-Plagiarism.org, February _plagiarism.html _plagiarism.html Image-