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- Consider the following as you watch this video Crash Course Intellectual Property #2 (Copyrights): Copyright Basics: Crash Course Intellectual Property 2
- Consider the following as you watch this video Crash Course Intellectual Property #3 (Copyrights & Fair Use): Copyright, Exceptions, and Fair Use: Crash Course Intellectual Property #3
· Is copyright mentioned in the US Constitution? If so, where and why?
· Give five types of copyrightable works and give a business real life example of each
· What is "fair use" and how does it apply to copyrights? Give an example of "fair use" in the business world
· How long do copyrights last if owned by a business? How long do copyrights last if owned by a individual?
· Do you need to file a copyright in the USA to own a copyright?
- Consider the following as you watch this video Crash Course Intellectual Property #2 (Copyrights): Copyright Basics: Crash Course Intellectual Property 2
- Consider the following as you watch this video Crash Course Intellectual Property #3 (Copyrights & Fair Use): Copyright, Exceptions, and Fair Use: Crash Course Intellectual Property #3
· Is copyright mentioned in the US Constitution? If so, where and why?
· Give five types of copyrightable works and give a business real life example of each
· What is "fair use" and how does it apply to copyrights? Give an example of "fair use" in the business world
· How long do copyrights last if owned by a business? How long do copyrights last if owned by a individual?
· Do you need to file a copyright in the USA to own a copyright?
- How are patents different then copyrights? To help you understand the difference, play this video: Crash Course in IP #4 (Patents):
- Patents, Novelty, and Trolls: Crash Course Intellectual Property #4
- How long do patents last? Do you need to file them?
- What website do you go to, to file in the USA?
- Is it ethical to patent a lifesaving drug and thus make it exclusively distributed and expensive (and thus not available to save everyone's life who cannot afford the drug)?