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Copyright protection is available for original works of authorship fixed in any tangible medium of expression. What this means is the person seeking copyright protection must be the original author and he or she has to write, publish or record the idea in a way that can be reproduced.
→ Read MoreFor long dead historical persons, you do not have to obtain permission from anyone to use quotes. You can use as many quotes as you want. Any copyright Shakespeare may have enjoyed for his works and utterances has long expired.
→ Read MoreCopyright protection exists for original works of authorship that involve some minimal level of creativity. In order to be eligible for copyright protection, the work must be fixed in a tangible medium of expression so that it can be perceived, reproduced, or otherwise communicated, either directly or with the aid of a machine/device.
→ Read MoreNot all works can receive copyright protection. In fact, Title 17, the copyright title, specifically lists what can and can’t be considered copyrightable based on certain requirements. The first requirement for a work to be copyrighted is that it must be original. The second requirement under the copyright code is that the work be fixed in a tangible form.
→ Read MoreThe ‘Public Domain’ refers to created material that either does not get copyright protection by law, or protection under the law has lapsed. By definition, materials in the public domain do not have copyright protection and thus you do not need the owner’s permission to use these materials.
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