Rule of law -- a concise summary of the main precedent
established. Support with quotes form the book.
I know that stealing intellectual property is against the law and one
may sue another for stealing that property. It is illegal to delete copyright information, such as the name of the
author or the title of the article. It is also illegal to distribute false
copyright information. Thus, anyone who emailed Tom Tomorrow's cartoon without
his name on it, or who claimed it was his own work, would be violating the law. (Jeffery F. Beatty; Susan S. Smauelson )
It is illegal to distribute tools
and technologies used to circumvent encryption devices. If you
help others to copy that software program, you have violated the statute. (Jeffery F. Beatty; Susan S. Smauelson )
Online service providers (OSPs)
are not liable for posting copyrighted material so long as they are unaware
that the material is illegal and they remove it promptly after receiving notice
that it violates copyright law. (Jeffery F. Beatty; Susan S. Smauelson )
A trademark is
any combination of words and symbols that a business uses to identify its
products or services and distinguish them from others.
The protection
expires 50 years after the death of the author. (Jeffery F. Beatty; Susan S. Smauelson )
The Berne Convention requires
member countries to provide automatic copyright protection to any works created
in another member country. (Jeffery F. Beatty; Susan S. Smauelson )
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