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intentional and inadvertant two types of plagerism
intentional you know it is someone else's
inadvertant cite incorrectly
copyright right that must be protect an idea, expression, or information
music, art, photos, movies, literary work what they protect
modify, copy, distribute, display, perform five rights
license give someone the right to your work
public domain public property, belongs to no one
fair use work that can be used for educational purposes
patents protect inventions
trademarks indicates some business or organization
trade secret secret information concerning practices or knowledge which can't be shared with the public
intellectual property product of the mind or intellect
DRM Digital Rights movement (protects intellectual property)
reverse engineering taking something apart and putting it back together to determine how it works

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Creator smasur
Created March 16, 2008
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smasur : Changed copyrights → right that must be protect an idea, expression, or information to copyright → right that must be protect an idea, expression, or information
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  1. music, art, photos, movies, literary work → what they protect - 7 misses
  2. license → give someone the right to your work - 5 misses
  3. intellectual property → product of the mind or intellect - 4 misses
  4. modify, copy, distribute, display, perform → five rights - 2 misses
  5. copyright → right that must be protect an idea, expression, or information - 1 miss
  6. public domain → public property, belongs to no one - 1 miss
  7. patents → protect inventions - 1 miss