Flashcards : Fundamentals of Copyright Law — 24 cartes

Support arrangement where artists are paid by patrons.

Earns income by selling copies after patronage declines.

Enables quick, cheap production of many copies.

Legal control over non-physical creations like texts or songs.

Coordinates international copyright protection with shared minimum standards.

Decline of patronage and rise of mass reproduction technologies.

Category of works protected under Berne, including creative expressions.

Copyright protects how ideas are expressed, not the ideas themselves.

Ensures work reflects author’s own creative choices.

Distinguishes protected expression from unprotected ideas or facts.

Some official acts may be exempt from copyright; modifications can be protected.

Works are protected if they meet Berne’s eligibility, without registration.

Making a work accessible to an audience beyond the original viewers.

A different audience not contemplated at initial release.

Online access where users can reach the work at will.

Hotels providing TV to guests as communication to the public.

Framing may bypass consent; consent involves explicit permission.

Links do not transmit content, generally not communication to the public.

Can be a communication to the public if it bypasses technological restrictions.

Minimum standards set by Berne, with national treatment.

Protect works; bypassing can lead to liability for infringement and circumvention.

Active control or organization can lead to direct liability.

Copying a work onto a new medium or server.

Link redirects; embed displays content within a page.