copyright
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3.6
- noun
- /ˈkɑːpiraɪt/
- Specialized
:
derecho de autor
- However, what has not changed is the complexity of copyright and the need for copyright expertise on campus.
- copyright law
- copyright infringement
- copyright owner
It says made in China, copyright Kmart Australia limited.
- It says made in China, copyright Kmart Australia limited.
- You see when that thing flashed down how many copyright claims I've had?
- Yeah, all patent and copyright law should be abolished.
- I'm going to get a copyright strike because this is so loud.
- I noticed you open to the copyright pages of books, and they all come from New York.
- And the mom of the first born child was mad and I just thought, you don't have a copyright on the name.
- And using ChatGPT for copyright is like very common now.
- I mean, we've seen that with copyright policy, it's a disastrous effect.
Examples
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Are we gonna get into any trademark or copyright issues here?
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In many cases, the role of a copyright office can be defined by university policies.
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Within the academic library community, copyright is an area of critical importance and growing interest.
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Another area of the university that generally has some type of copyright responsibility is the technology transfer office.
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Many times there is a lack of understanding and interest in copyright until a situation occurs.
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Most universities have policies on the copyright ownership rights of employees, and some have use policies.
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In 2000, I was appointed the first director of the newly created University Copyright Office at Purdue University.
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As a result, many campuses are establishing copyright offices, often within their libraries.
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Librarians became advocates on their campuses to have copyright discussions at all levels of the university.
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The musician registered her new song to ensure that copyright laws protect her work.
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
17
5.3
Using someone else's work without permission, for example copying music or books
- Formal
1
6.1
Using or copying someone’s work without the owner's permission
- Jargon
A person or company that sues others over copyright to get money often without creating the work
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Copyright comes from the two simple parts copy ('a second version') and right ('legal permission'). In the early days of printing this meant the owner's permission to stop others making copies, so copyright today is the legal right to publish, copy, or sell a work.