Copyright Reflection

Intellectual Property

Intellectual Property are legal rights from ideas, thoughts and activities in many different fields including science, art, industry and writing.

An example would be an idea for an invention of yours

Trade-Marks

They are unique words, symbols or designs that are used to make a product unique

Some Known TradeMarks are cartoon characters, or Disney Characters like Mickey Mouse, or the word FaceBook

Patents

They give ownership of a new invention or improvement to the inventor.

This includes what the invention is, how to make it, and what it is made of.

Copyright

It means the right to copy it. Usually only the person who made the content can reproduce, or use it.

Examples include pictures, designs, videos and music

Public Domain

Works or ideas whose intellectual property rights have expired, inapplicable or given away.

Examples include Shakespeare’s work and many formulas which Newton discovered

Royalty

Money given to the owner of the license in order to use their object.

This includes payments to play music on the radio, use a video clip in a movie, or even play a video in the classroom

How To Citate A Book

1 Author Book:Lee, Harper. To Kill a Mockingbird. New York: Warner, 1982. Print

2 Author Book:Reilly, Mary Jo, and Leslie Jermyn. Mexico. 2nd ed. New York: Marshall, 2004. Print.

How To Citate A Song

Coldplay. “Fix You.” X&Y. Capital, Parlophone, 2005. CD

Correct Website Citation

“Halo 4 Wiki Guide.” IGN. IGN, 18 October 2012. Web. 21 Oct. 2012. <http://ca.ign.com/wikis/halo-4>

Proper Image Citation

Image From A Website:Adrift Map. Diagram. 2012. IGN Halo 4 Maps. Web. 21 Oct. 2012. <http://ca.ign.com/wikis/halo-4/Maps>