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Copyright protects creative works from being reused, remixed, or modified without permission, while Creative Commons allows for some reuse and sharing of works. Creative Commons provides licenses that allow creators to specify how others can use their work, such as allowing only non-commercial reuse or requiring attribution. Copyright automatically protects intellectual property at creation, while Creative Commons licenses provide alternatives for creators looking to allow some sharing and adaptation of their works.
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- 1. Copyright Vs Creative Commons By Pouna Egi
- 2. INTRODUCTION •What is Copyright? Is a legal act that protects the work of a person from being reuse, remix, adapt, modified and distributed where as, •Creative Commons is a non-profit organization that helps people to be creative and innovative in their work.
- 3. COPYRIGHT
- 4. THE FOUR R’S • Reuse- The right to reuse the content in its unaltered form. • Revise- The right to adapt, adjust, modify, or alter the content itself. • Remix- The right to combine the original or revised content with other content to create something new. • Redistribute- The right to share copies of the original content, your revisions, or your remixes with others. The 5th R • Retain- The right to make, own and control copies of the content.
- 5. WHAT IS COPYRIGHT LAW? • Copyright insures that the people who create “Intellectual Property” can own, control and be paid for their efforts. • Intellectual property, musical work, works of art, dramatic work, digitalized work, video. • Copyright protection is automatic when intellectual property is created.
- 6. CREATIVE COMMONS • Is a non-profit organization that helps people to be creative and innovative to reuse, remix, adapt, modify, share and build up on others work.
- 7. DIFFERENT TYPES OF CC LICENSE 1) CC BY-Attribution 2) CC BY-ShareAlike 3) CC BY-Non Commercial 4) CC BY-Non- Derivative
- 8. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CC & C • Copyright is all rights reserved meaning people have no right to the work where as, • Creative Commons is some rights reserved meaning people still have some rights to reuse, remix, make changes and share the work.
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