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6 Cards in this Set
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best edition
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for purposes in copyright: the edition of a work that the Library of Congress determines to be the most suitable for its purposes
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bundle of rights
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the six exclusive rights in copyright ownership vested initially and exclusively in the author of a work.
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fair use
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legal defense to a copyright infringement claim, allowing minimal takings of copyrighted material for purposes such as scholarship, research, and news reporting.
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public domain
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material, such as music or other intellectual property, available for unrestricted use on which the copyright or patent right has expired or that has no copyright
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statutory rate
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for a mechanical royalty, the government-established maximum rate paid by the label for the recorded use of intellectual property on a consumer-distributed phongram such as a CD. paid on a per-unit basis, the rate is tied to the individual song, or for longer works, to the work's length. the rate is periodically adjusted.
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first sale doctrine
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limitation upon copyright recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1908 and subsequently codified in the US Copyright Act, section 109, as a limitation to which all copyrights are subject. The doctrine of first sale allows the purchaser to transfer (i.e. sell or give away) a particular, lawfully made copy of the protected work without permission once it has been obtained. That means the distribution rights of a copyright holder end on that particular copy once the copy is sold
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