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    Copyright Law in Botswana

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    DEPARTMENT OF LAW LAW AND SOCIAL RESEARCH METHODS (LAW135) COPYRIGHT LAW IN BOTSWANA: HOW FAR DOES THE GOVERNMENT GO TO ENFORCE THE LAW NAME: SAMUEL BOKANG PLAATJIE 201002810 SUPERVISOR: DR REKHA KUMAR DATE OF SUBMISSION: TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION 3 ABSTRACT 3 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 4 Aims 4 Objectives 4 METHODOLOGY 5 PURPOSE OF THE STUDY 6 CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW 7 CHAPTER THREE 8 ROLES OF AUTHORITIES 8 Botswana Police Service 8 Customs

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    Beware: “Gluten-Free” Products Are Now All Over the Market Believe it or not‚ there are many people in the world who suffer from gluten sensitivity. It is a condition that causes a person to have a negative reaction whenever they eat anything that contains gluten that can commonly be found in rye‚ wheat‚ and barley. Fortunately‚ for these people‚ gluten-free foods are now available in supermarkets and retail stores. The Increasing Popularity of Gluten-Free Foods The gluten-free food is continuously

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    1. What are the main reasons of the emergence of numerous bilateral and multilateral free trade agreements in the past couple of decades? Answer: Since the 2000s the world have seen a lot of bilateral and multilateral free trade agreements between countries ‚ unions and even international companies. This can be explained by a few reasons. First of all‚ it can be connected to the global economic development process. When the developed states are trying to help/use the undeveloped states and therefore

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    Trademark, Copyright

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    thereof. What is copyright? Copyright is a right given by the law to creators of literary‚ dramatic‚ musical and artistic works and producers of cinematograph films and sound recordings. In fact‚ it is a bundle of rights including‚ inter alia‚ rights of reproduction‚ communication to the public‚ adaptation and translation of the work. There could be slight variations in the composition of the rights depending on the work. Why should copyright be protected? Copyright ensures certain minimum

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    program. Certain standards must be met to be eligible for free or reduced-cost school lunches‚ and all students are allowed to take part in the program as long as they meet the requirements. Basically the criteria to be considered eligible for free or reduced-cost school lunches are established by one of four different classifications. The first one is called categorical eligibility‚ which all children in this classification may be given free school lunches. These are mainly children who are homeless

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    Music Piracy in the UK

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    he music industry has typically borne the brunt of online piracy‚ because the smaller file sizes of songs make them easy to download and share. According to the British Phonographic Industry (BPI)‚ which represents the interests of the UK music industry‚ online copyright infringement cost the music industry over £200 million in lost revenue in 2009‚ and the cumulative total losses between 2001 and 2012 are estimated to be £1.2 billion (see BPI‚ File-sharing FAQs). For a number of years‚ peer-to-peer

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    Research on Music Piracy

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    Research on music piracy A Proposal Submitted to Ms.Rupal Khambhati Faculty (S.R.Luthra Institute Of Management) BY Farhan 14 Divyesh 23 Huzefa 15 Pratik 31 Bhaumik 58 Hardik 05 November 13‚ 2011 Executive Summary: In today’s technological era‚ the music industry is in a crisis.  Music is being downloaded illegally more than ever .Rising costs for music coupled with a lack of guilt for pirating music has caused music piracy rates to skyrocket. Be it

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    personal or business use. When it comes to software and online piracy‚ in certain countries‚ it is like the Wild West‚ there are laws that are very cut and dry but it seems like nobody follows them. On the other hand there are certain countries where it almost seems like anything goes with a lack of government regulation. The United States has very strict laws about copyright infringement. If a person is found guilty of copyright infringement in the US‚ it is considered a felony charge which

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    “Kerosene Free Delhi” scheme was launched by the Government of Delhi to make Delhi as the first kerosene free city in the country by providing LPG connections to all the households who use Kerosene as the predominant cooking fuel. The government decided to cover all those who had AAY/BPL/JRC ration cards and were using kerosene for cooking as eligible beneficiaries under the scheme. The Food & Supplies Department was the nodal government agency which was entrusted to launch and monitor the scheme

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    Pirate Bay and Copyright Infringement Introduction: Copyright infringement is a violation of the creators’ works in art‚ science‚ and invention. Copyright infringement by definition is the un-authorization or the non-prohibited use of works covered by copyright laws. The infringement violates the copyright owner’s exclusive rights for the work. This includes the right to reproduce or perform the copyrighted work‚ or to make derivative works from such original works. Illegal distribution of

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