2.  What Is Copyright?
 Copyright is the legal right given to the
owner of a copyright to prevent others from
copying an artistic works, literary, dramatic
or music work.
 Only the copyright owner has the legal right
to reproduce the work in any form and has
the right to sue others who copy or distribute
unauthorized work without the copyright
owner’s permission.

3. The owner of copyright has the special right to
do and authorize the following:
 To reproduce the work;
 To prepare copied works based upon the
work;
 To distribute copies of the work to the
public by sale or transfer of ownership,
or by rental, lease, or lending;
 To disallow other persons from using the
work without permission;
 To carry out the work publicly.

4.  Copyright protection in Malaysia is governed by the
Copyright Act 1987. There is no system of
registration for copyright in Malaysia. A work that is
eligible is protected automatically upon fulfillment
of the following conditions:-
 sufficient effort has been expected to make the
work original in character;
 the work has been written down, recorded or
reduced to a material form;
 the author is qualified person or the work is made in
Malaysia or the work is first published in Malaysia
Copyright symbol Abbreviated as (c) or ©.

5. COPYRIGHT
GROUP DISSCUSSION
THE EFFECTS OF
COPYRIGHT VIOLATION

6. GROUP DISSCUSSION
1. The effects of copyright
violation.
2. What is unethical?
3. Examples of unethical
computer code of
EMAILKAN KE :
conducts
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Tajuk Email : Ethic & Copyright

7. ANSWER

8. Unethical refers to any code of
conducts that are not
conforming to approved
standards of social or
professional behaviour.

9.  selling information to other parties without the
owner’s permission
 using information without authorization
 involvement in stealing software
 invasion of privacy
 using the office computer to do personal things
 reading your friend’s e-mail without his or her
permission
 plagiarising and using materials from the
Internet for your class assignment without giving
credit to the original author.

10. NO MORE
Respecting Property
Respecting Ownership
Respecting Privacy