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Ollie Coles, Copyright Law
Copyright Law
Ollie Coles
Ollie Coles, Copyright Law
What Is Copyright?
• The rights cover; copying, adapting, distributing, renting to public.
• Types of work protected; Song lyrics, computer programs, important documents. Also art such as paintings are protected.
• It should show an individuals unique style in the piece of work to qualify for copyright protection.
• You do not need to claim for copyright, as soon as it is created it is protected by copyright
Ollie Coles, Copyright Law
How to Copyright Your Work
• To ensure that a piece of work is entitled to be protected by copyright you need to have solid evidence that the ideas are your own.
• If the work is found out to be copied off of the internet (plagiarism) then the work will not be allowed to be copyrighted.
• If the piece of work is a joint piece then agreements have to be made on what rights each person has.
Ollie Coles, Copyright Law
Length Of Copyright
• For any work that comes under the literary, dramatic or artistic work categories, copyright lasts for 70 years.
• For photos, copyright lasts 70 years after death of the artist. However it depends on which copyright they are subject to, Parliamentary is 50 years and Crown is 125 years.
• Sound recordings are copyrighted for the next 50 years after the end of the year they are made.
Ollie Coles, Copyright Law
My Logo, Advert & Banner
• The images I used in my advert and banner were photos taken by myself so there is no way I have breached any copyright laws. This means that I can safely use them and also if someone wanted to use them they would have to ask for permission.
• In my images I used in the logo I did get them off of Google which may infringe copyright laws. However if the owner of them really wants to protect them they usually put a company signature on some part of the image so nobody can use them.
Ollie Coles, Copyright Law
Bibliography• http://www.is4profit.com/business-advice/general-advice/copyright-basic-facts.html?gclid=C
Lz-zvjO8bMCFUbKtAodnjoAHA• http://www.copyrightservice.co.uk/copyright/p01_uk_copyright_law• http://www.staffs.ac.uk/legal/copyright/what_is_copyright/