Copyright is one of four basic protections of intellectual property. Copyright gives the creator of a piece of literature, a work of art, or a work that conveys information or ideas the right to decide how their work can be used, and by whom.
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Copyight allows authors and creators the rights to
Anything that is tangible and original can be copyrighted. So a lecture or verbal exchange that is not recorded or written down cannot be copyrighted. To be protected by copyright something must be:
