Copyright and creatives commons

Copyright and creatives commons

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  Copyright and creativescommons
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  is the exclusiveand assignable legal right, given to the originator for a fixed number of years, to print, publish, perform, films, or record literacy, artistic or musical materials. Once the work is created it is in the fixed form, which can include the digital creation, you can acquire copyright. Having the copyright may give you some several exclusive rights;  You can authorize other people to do or reproduce the work by yourself.  The copy of your work can be sell, rent, lease or lend.  Base the original you can make derivative works.  Other publisher, or music company, to make and sell copy of your work by your authorization. What Copyright Does?
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  Five thing thatYou Can’t Copyright I. Ideas, Methods, or Systems. This are not cover by the copyright protection. For instance making thing, some of the scientific and technical methods of discoveries, business operations and mathematics principles, etc.… II. Common Known Information. This information which with no known authorship. For example, standard calendars, list or table known from the public documents, height and weight charts, etc.…. III.Choreographic Works. IV.Titles, Short Phrases, Expression or Names V. Fashion
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   Creative commonsis one of the several public copyright licenses that enables the free distribution.  It is use when the author wishes to give other people the right to share and build upon the work that the author has created.  It is a non-profitable organization.  Was created by Lawrence Lessig
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  Types of CreativeCommons CC BY (CC Attribution). As long as the person who want to use the information of the person gives the credit to the original author of the work. CC BY-SA (CC Attribution ShareAlike). You can use it as long as you give credit to the author and distributes modifications you made.
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  CC BY-ND (CC Attribution NonDerivatives). You cannot make any modification but you can use it and give credit to the author. CC BY-NC ( CC Attribution NonCommercial). You must agree not to sell it, but on the other end you can use it and give credit to the author of the original work.
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  CC BY-NC-SA (CCAttribution NonCommercial – ShareAlike). Agreement must be made not to sell it to anyone. You can use it and modified it and do whatever you wishes to do as long as you give credit to author and also you must share any modification you do. CC BY-NC-ND (CC Attribution- NonCommercial-NonDerivatives). You can use it giving credit to the author, but you cannot modified it or sell it.
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  CC BY-NC (AttributionNonCommercial). This is the license that I choose, because this license will help the people or the reader to see the work of mine or other writers work to modified our work with some of their own ideas. On the other end, there must be no political or religious considerations. This license will be allowed to examine the work and to use the knowledge gained from the work in any way. My Reflection
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  There must befreedom to redistribution of the copies the work that we did, for non-commercial purposes. That means that the copies may given away for free, as part of a larger work, a collection, or independently. Finally there will be freedom to distribute derivative works, for non-commercial purposes. And it gives everyone the ability to improve upon a work they did, as long as the derivative work is also licensed with and NC license.
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  Heleigh, B. (2021,February 01). 5 Things You Can't Copyright. Retrieved from https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/5-things-you-cant-copyright University at Buffalo. (2020). Creative Commons License . Retrieved from https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=ungbds6V&id=DA07CBFA075C78 EB7493F34E14920787BCE141C6&thid=OIP.ungbds6VNc78sfHpWZTkcwHaEU&mediaurl=http s%3A%2F%2Fwww.buffalo.edu%2Fcontent%2Fwww%2Fubcei%2Fenhance%2Fteaching%2Fo pen%2Fcreative-commons-li MY REFERENCE LIST