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Going for a Song
Going for a Song tells the story of Tina and Ben, a music composer and a lyricist who create an original song and discuss how to market it.
Permission or Permitted?
Permission or Permitted? considers how you can lawfully make use of, or borrow from, works that are still in copyright, but without having to ask for permission or make payment to the copyright owner.
Idea and Expression
Idea and Expression explores how copyright protects only the expression of ideas and not ideas themselves. The texts below help you understand a fundamental principle of copyright law: the idea-expression dichotomy.
Copyright Duration
Copyright Duration considers how long copyright lasts and what it means to say that a work is protected by copyright or in the public domain.
The Adventure of the Photographer's Stratagem
In the grand finale of The Game is On! series, the boundary between illusion and reality has never been so blurred…
Visual Artists Talk About Copyright
Illustrators and photographers talk about what copyright means to them, how they feel about others using their work, and their motivations to create art.
Writers Talk About Copyright
Several writers talk about why they write, how copyright impacts their work, and if they use other people's work.