Copyright law gives creators exclusive rights over their original works. It allows creators to control how their works can be used and copied by others, and to profit from selling copies. Copyright protects original literary, artistic, musical or other creative works, but does not cover facts, ideas or systems. Certain exceptions and limitations apply to copyright law.

1. Copyrightisalaw
thatgivestheowner
ofaworktherightto
sayhowotherpeople
canuseit.Copyright
lawsmakeiteasier
forauthorstomake
moneybyselling
theirworks.Withit,a
workcanonlybe
copiediftheowner
givespermission.
Thisformof
intellectualproperty
law,protectsoriginal
worksofauthorship
includingdramatic,
literary,artistic,and
musicalworks,suchas
poetry,novels,
movies,songs,
computersoftware,
andarchitecture.
Copyrightdoesnot
protectfacts,ideas,
systems,ormethods
ofoperation,butit
mayprotecttheway
thesethingsare
expressed.•Plagiarism
•Ownership
•Websitecopyright
Creativecommons,
freeware...
•Length
•Exceptions...
Someoftheproblemswe
havewithit:
Already,wesendourgenes
toseewherewecomefrom,
whowereourancestors,
andwheretheylived.
Googlehasall,oratleast
mostofourinformations.In
somecountriespeopleare
beingchipped.
Wecanassume,that
in2050,systemwill
haveallour
informations,andthat
peoplein,todaypoor
countries,willhave
possibilitytohavea
chipwichmeanswe
willallberecognized
automatically,maybe
withfingerprints,eye
scans,allofit,maybe
wewillevenbeable
tochose
Soyes,it’sscarytothinkthatyou’llbe
thatrecognizable,buthowcoolwould
itbetoleavetheprintofyouririson
yourartwork?
Also,todaycopyrightlasts70
yearsafteryoudie,butleaving
somethinglikeeyeprintlasts
forever,causeeachofushas
uniqueone