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Computer Concepts 2018 Module 5 Section B

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Content communities
social media sites designed as repositories for user generated content
content communities characteristics
presence, sharing, relationships, identity, reputation, conversations, groups,
bulletin board system (BBS)
1970 contained user gnerated content and could be considered forerunners of todays content communites as well as todays social networks.
Project Gutenberg
first online content communities
webshots
first social media site for sharing photos online
metadata tag
a keyword that describes information
media elements contain
no text that can be used for indexing identification or searching
formal tagging
add information to a tag according to tagging standards.
intellectual property
all of the creations that materialize from the mind or intellect.
categories of intellectual property
patents, trademarks, copyrights and trade secrets
trademark
any word name or symbol or design used in commerce to identify and distinguish the goods of one company from those of another.
copyright
a form of legal protection that grants the author of an original work and exclusive right to copy.
Just about everything on content communities is protected by
copyright and is not necessary for the work to carry a copyright notice.
copyrights holder exclusive rights
reproduce, prepare derivative works, distribute copes, perform the work, display the work, transfer ownership
public domain
refers to the status of works with expired copyrights or whose creators have forfeited their copyright.
copyrights expire
IN the united states , 70 years after the authors death and various loopholes allow for extension
Creative Commons (CC)
a nonprofit organization
Creative Common's license
based on five rights that copyright holders can grant or deny to others
Creative Commons license rights
Attribution-given credit, share alike, no derivatives-work must not be changed, public domain, and noncommercial
copyleft
designed to make a work freely available
fairuse
limed use of copyrighted material without obtaining permission
factors that characterize fair use
purpose of use, nature of use, amount of material and effect on the value of copyrighted work.
transformative work
repackages a copyrighted work to add new meaning or produce a work that is used for a purpose different from the original
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