Copyright, licensing and re-using digital content

9.The Berne International Copyright Convention of 1886 provided protection for authors among the countries who signed the agreement.

10.The Copyright Act of 1976 in the US changed the copyright term to 'life of the author plus 50 years'.

11.The US joined the Berne Convention in 1989, after revising its copyright law to conform more closely with it.

12.Copyright laws incentivize creative production by allowing products of creative human activities to be preferentially exploited.

13.Which of the following are types of creative works that can be protected by copyright? (select all that apply)

14.Match each historical document or event with its significance in copyright history.

15.Arrange these events in chronological order, from earliest to latest.

16.Copyright protects the original expression of an idea, but not the idea itself.

17.Why did copyright not emerge in medieval Europe according to the source?

18.Which of the following are rights typically included in copyright? (select all that apply)

19.Match each term with its correct description.

20.In the United States, the Copyright Act of 1976 changed the copyright term to 'life of the author plus 50 years'.

21.A student finds a photo online and wants to use it in a school project. The photo has no copyright notice. Which of the following is true?

22.A musician records a song and wants to allow others to remix it as long as they share their remix under the same licence. Which Creative Commons licence should they choose?

23.Which of the following actions would be considered copyright infringement? (select all that apply)

24.In the UK, you can use any copyrighted work without permission if you are a student.

25.Match each Creative Commons licence element with its meaning.

26.Arrange the following events in the correct chronological order.

27.What does the 'NC' in the licence mean?

28.If the student wants to modify the image, what does the 'ND' part require?

29.The student can use the image in their blog as long as they give credit to the creator.

30.A company in the UK wants to use a photograph taken in the US. The photograph is protected by US copyright but not registered in the UK. What is the most accurate statement?

31.In the UK, the fair dealing doctrine allows unlimited use of copyrighted material for any purpose.

32.Which of the following is an example of 'fixing' a copyrighted work?

33.Which of the following actions would require permission from the copyright holder? (Select all that apply)

34.Match each historical event with its significance.

35.A student finds a photo online without any copyright notice. Which of the following is true?

36.A musician wants to allow others to remix their song, but only if they share the remix under the same licence. Which Creative Commons licence should they use?

37.The student can use the image without permission if they give credit to the creator.

38.If the image is licensed under CC BY, what must the student do?

39.Copyright is a type of intellectual property that gives its owner the exclusive legal right to copy, distribute, adapt, display, and perform a creative work.

40.Which of the following is a type of creative work that can be protected by copyright?

41.What is the name of the UK doctrine that allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes such as criticism, review, and news reporting?

42.In the UK, what is the typical minimum duration of copyright after the creator's death, in years?

43.Fill in the blanks with the correct terms.

44.What is the name of the international treaty that provides copyright protection among signatory countries?

45.In the UK, if an author dies in 2020 and the copyright duration is life plus 70 years, in what year does the copyright expire?

46.In the UK, the typical duration of copyright after the creator's death is life plus how many years?

47.An author dies in 2020. In what year does their copyright expire in the UK, assuming the standard duration?

48.What is the name of the international treaty, first signed in 1886, that provides copyright protection among its signatory countries?

49.In the US, what is the name of the doctrine that allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research?

50.What does 'fixing' a copyrighted work mean? Give a one-word answer that describes the requirement.

51.In the UK, if an author dies in 2020 and the copyright duration is life plus 70 years, in what year does the copyright expire? (Give the year only)

52.What is the name of the legal doctrine in the UK that allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes such as criticism, review, and news reporting?

53.Explain why copyright laws are considered important for incentivizing creative production, and give one example of how they do this.

54.Explain why copyright is considered a 'territorial right' and give one practical implication for a user reusing digital content.

55.In the UK, what is the typical minimum duration of copyright after the creator's death, in years?

56.In the UK, if an author dies in 2020 and the copyright duration is life plus 70 years, in what year does the copyright expire?

57.In the UK, the typical duration of copyright after the creator's death is life plus how many years?

58.An author dies in 2020. In what year does their copyright expire in the UK, assuming the standard duration?