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By Tai ThomasDecember 3, 2009
1st Period Journalism
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Students will recognize laws of copyright. Students will know
the rights and wrongs of
copyright.
Students will learn the importance andconsequences of breaking
copyright rules.
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Who? Copyright
What? Copyright is a form of property that gives the original
author allrights over their created work.
When? The concept of copyright was originated in 1710.
Where? Great Britain.
Why? Copyright laws were created to address intellectual
propertyraised by new forms of communication.
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Do use facts andideas.
Dont copy materialjust because itdoesnt show a
copyright message.
Copyright occurs automatically when both of twoconditions are
satisfied:
the creation of an original work and "fixation of that work in
any tangible medium
of expression."
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Do use a companyname or logo if youare talking about it.
Dont violatecopyright.
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Do pay attention toany copyright writings
for material.
Dont forget toreference a copyright.
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Be very careful.
If a violator is found guilty, there is a fine of
up to $500,000 or imprisonment of up to fiveyears for a first
offense.
Dont claim someoneelses copyright as
your own just
because you dontsee the copyright
information.
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Site your sources andgive recognition.
Dont copy materialwithout permissionfrom the creator.
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1. What is the maximum fine for breaking copyright law?$500,
000
2. In what year did copyright originate?1710
3. Where did copyright issues originate?Great Britain
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Plagiarism leads to the controversial issue ofcopyright. The
idea first came to mind in the year1710 in Great Britain. Its used
to give the
creator of the material to have all rights over it.Conflict
results when a person or company usedbad ethics are used and
material is stolen. Thiscan lead to a fine of up to $500,000 and 5
yearsin jail. Credibility is mandatory when it comes tocopyright.
With brainstorming, its possible tocome up with ways to not break
copyright laws.
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