Copyright provides legal protection for original creative works for a limited time. Anything not protected by copyright is considered public domain and can be used freely. For copyrighted works, fair use allows some use of the work by considering four factors, but only a limited portion can be copied without permission.

1. Fair use Assignment

2. Copyright
legal protection enacted by
governments, giving original
creators exclusive rights to
their work, for a limited
amount of time.
Copyright

3. suggestion
• Every work like novel , audio , picture and
video must put the copyright protection.

4. public domain
• everything that is not protected by copyright.
("The meaning of," 1996)
public domain

5. suggestion
• We can take the work and use it because it’s
not protect by a copyright .

6. Fair use
• If someone wants to use a copyrighted work
must weigh four factors. ( , 2011)
Fair use

7. suggestion
• We can use but it’s refers how much of the
work you can copy.
( , 2011)

8. References
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The meaning of "in the public domain." . (1996, feb 16). Retrieved from
http://www.geom.uiuc.edu/events/courses/1996/cmwh/Copyright/pubdomain.html
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Margaret , R. (2005, sep ). fair use. Retrieved from
http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/fair-use
, (2011, jan 28). Copyright and fair use in the umuc online or face-to-face classroom . Retrieved
from http://www.umuc.edu/library/libhow/copyright.cfm