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This document summarizes a presentation on copyrights and trademarks given by David M. Adler. It provides an overview of intellectual property rights including what is covered by copyright and trademark laws. It discusses how to register copyrights, the duration of copyright protection, fair use of copyrighted materials, and how to send an effective DMCA notice to have infringing content removed from websites.
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- Fair use, which allows use of copyrighted material for certain purposes without a license.
- Creative Commons, an organization devoted to expanding the range of works that can be legally built upon and shared.
- Public domain, where works can be used, adapted, copied, and published without restrictions.
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