Copyrights
What is a Copyright?
Copyright is a type of intellectual property that protects original works of authorship as soon as an author fixes the work in a tangible form of expression
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Works that can be Copyrighted
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Literary Works
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Musical Works
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Dramatic Works
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Pantomimes and Choreographic Works
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Pictorial, Graphic, and Sculptural Works
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Motion Pictures and Audiovisual Works
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Sound recordings
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Architectural Works
U.S. Exclusive Rights of Copyright 2
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Derivative Work Right
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Authors have the right to adapt the copyrighted work​
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Public Performance Right
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The author has the exclusive right to perform the copyrighted work publicly​
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Digital Audio Transmission Right
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Allows the owner exclusive right to limit the public performance of certain digitally transmitted sound recordings​
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U.S. Exclusive Rights of Copyright 1
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Reproduction Rights
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The author gets exclusive rights to reproduce the work in any manner
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U.S. Exclusive Rights of Copyright 3
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Distribution Right
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Allows the author to control the initial public distribution of the copyrighted work​
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Public Display Right
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Allows the owner exclusive right to display the copyrighted work​
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