Copyright is a type of intellectual property that gives its owner the exclusive right to copy and distribute a creative work, usually for a limited time. The creative work may be in a literary, artistic, educational, or musical form

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Anil Kumar , Lecturer (Textile Design)
Pandit Lakhmichand State University of Performing & Visual
Arts , Rohtak
E-mail-anilvns143@gmail.com
Mobile no. +919729138649

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Copyrights definition
 Protects ONLY the form of expressions of Ideas
 Does not protect unexpressed Ideas
 All literary and artistic works are liable for
protection.
 Includes very original work of authorship
Key Word
Originality : it should originate from the author –
product of independent creation
Fixation : – should be expressed in a material
form

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Categories of Copyrighted
Films
Literary Dramatic
Music
Artistic
Photographic

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Can be :
 Artistic creations : Books, music, paintings , sculptures, Films.
 Technology based works : Computer programmes, Electronic
databases
Categories of Copyrighted

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 Content on websites
 ‘Look and feel’
 Product catalogs
 Artwork and text on product literature
Categories of Copyrighted

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What is Not protected?
 Ideas, Concepts, Discoveries
 Titles, names, short phrases, slogans
 Improvised speech or dance : Works not fixed in a
tangible form
 Information commonly available and containing no
originality

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Free use
 Quoting from a protected work
 Illustration for teaching purposes
 News reporting
 Some laws allow for personal, private and non commercial use

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Examples of Fair use
 Class studying an artist using samples to critique and analyze
his/her work;
 Making a collage for a school project;
 Manipulating an image to learn Photoshop or other software.