The document discusses copyright law, which gives creators exclusive rights over their original works for a limited time, usually 50 years. It aims to promote progress by allowing creators to profit from their works. Copyright law prohibits copying or distributing copyrighted works without permission. Violating copyright, such as by pirating software, can result in fines or imprisonment. A sensible copyright regime balances protecting creators' rights with allowing reasonable exceptions like libraries copying for educational purposes.

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2. Copyright is a legal concept, enacted by
most governments, giving the creator of an
original work exlusive right to it, usually for
a limited time.

3. Copyright law was designed to promote
the progress of science and useful arts, by
securing for limited times to authors and
inventors the exlusive right to their
respective writings and discoveries

4. The way “the exlusive right” promotes
progress is by giving creators a monopoly
over selling their works, or letting them sell
the rights to someone else.

5. Article 72 verse 3 of the Copyright Act
says that, "Any person who
deliberately and without rights to
multiply use of a computer program for
commercial will be punished with
imprisonment of 5 years and or a
maximum fine of Rp. 500,000,000.00
(five hundred million rupiah) ".

6. Another article that regulating copyright on
the software is section 15 e that says as
follows: "reproduction of a work except
computer program in a limited by a public
library, scientific or educational institutions,
and central non-commercial
documentation purely for the purpose of
their activities; "did not violate the law.

7. The copyright for computer programs are
usually only valid for a period of 50 years.
After that period ends, usually in the public
domain creation. Usually, the copyright
holder of the copyright back to renew their
products by revising and re-apply to the
Copyright institution.

8. High rate of piracy will give negative
impact to the country, such as:
 declining competitiveness
 loss of creativity to make their own
software
 loss of employment
 reduction of the state income,tax sector

9. What do you think is a “sensible copyright regime?”
why?
Yes, we think that sensible copyright is regime because the

10. How have you broken copyright law ?
These are some of the ways how people break the law:
•People often violate the law by stealing music from programs .
And also copying information that are not originially theirs.
•Another thing is, people download movies from the internet
with no pay.
•Only copy, alter, distribute, or perform display works that are
entirely your own or for which you have permission from the
rightsholder or an exemption in the law.
•Copied music videos from Internet and uploaded them to our
user.