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    Piracy

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    What is Piracy? What is Piracy? Piracy is the unauthorized duplication of an original recording for commercial gain without the consent of the rights owner. The packaging of pirate copies is different from the original. Pirate copies are often compilations‚ such as the "greatest hits" of a specific artist‚ or a collection of a specific genre‚ such as dance tracks. The problem of piracy has arisen with the rapid advance of technology. New techniques of printing‚ recording and fixation of broadcast

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    Movie Piracy

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    The subject of my paper focuses on movie piracy. Movie Piracy by definition is the illegal copying of movies for personal or commercial use. This is a new epidemic that is affecting the film industry financially on a global level. What are the necessary steps that can be taken on behalf of the film industry that can stop this illegal practice from occurring? Once you walk down the city streets of New York‚ you can easily find vendors selling their bootleg DVD copies of new released movies for half

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    Copyright

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    range of resources relating to issues surrounding academic dishonesty and copyright infringement cases on university campuses. Traditional thought has placed considerable blame for an increase in these cases over the last ten years on the evolution of technology. Close examination of the literature shows that technology has helped to ease a student’s ability to commit acts of academic dishonesty and infringe copyright laws but has not been the sole reason behind acts. Instead a lack of understanding

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    Vidding Who Does It Cost?

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    Vidding Who Does it Cost? Danielle Rundle BUS 250 Corporate and Social Responsibility Instructor Tracy Thompson 4/13/2013 “It’s on the Internet‚ publicly available‚ so it must be free to be used.” “It is simply a way for me to express myself.” “It is totally different than what they created‚ it is mine now.” (Lawrence & Weber‚ 2012). Is this a justified argument for creating viding videos? When creating something using what other people have created and then changing it to fit your

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    Web Piracy

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    Websites and Piracy: Should they be shut down Michelene P. Elmore English 122 Lee Ann Kinkade July 14‚ 2013 Websites and Piracy: Should they be shut down In this research paper‚ it will explain piracy‚ how it affects the economy‚ its social gains and losses‚ and the legal aspects of copyright materials. This paper is designed to show clarity‚ facts‚ and statistics to back up my findings. It will also present materials that were learned in class

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    Social Diversity: A Country of Free Expression Today’s American society is structured through layers of various personalities and “ Personal Self’s” as categorized by Walker Percy. U.S culture is among the most diverse cultures in the world ranging through different categories‚ based on Walker Percy’s A Short Quiz‚ the most common are the Standard American High-school-Republican-and-Democratic self‚ the Christian Self‚ and the Role-taking self due freedom of self expression and the pursuit of self happiness

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    Definition of Piracy Piracy is typically an act of robbery or criminal violence at sea. The term can include acts committed on land‚ in the air‚ or in other major bodies of water or on a shore. It does not normally include crimes committed against persons traveling on the same vessel as the perpetrator (e.g. one passenger stealing from others on the same vessel). The term has been used throughout history to refer to raids across land borders by non-state agents. Piracy or pirating is the name of

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    Piracy In High Seas Introduction In this paper‚ I will be discussing the various theories and methods of countering piracy/ terrorism attacks in the maritime industry. Throughout history‚ civilizations have expanded and triumphed due their increase in trade with other nations through maritime efforts. Without these efforts one could easily say that certain nations would not be what they are today. As of now‚ the advancement of technology has aided governments in protecting their merchant/military

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    Internet Piracy

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    History of the Internet Piracy Debate Executive and Legislative Branch Actions T he Internet has become a central part of the American economy‚ delivering innovative products while eliminating the need for inefficient middlemen. However‚ the free flow of information facilitated by the Internet has also created problems with copyright and trademark infringement. The problem is significant; as much as 6 percent of the U.S. gross national product is generated by industries supported by intellectual

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    Copyright

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    The Law of copyright is an automatic right and a property right also known as intellectual property and arises whenever an individual or company creates a piece of work. In order for this piece of work to qualify for copyright the work has to be original and display an amount of labour‚ skill and judgement. Work that expresses the idea in a physical and obtainable form can be protected‚ however an idea alone cannot The law of copyright first originated in the United Kingdom from a concept of common

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