Ent 470 Mid Term Jeopardy Template

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100 What is the copyright act that provided for a duration of life plus 50? The Copyright Act of 1976	100 What two entities must permission be obtained from in order to clear a sample for a new work? Music Publisher and Lable or owner of circle C and circle P	100 What is the four US performing rights organizations? ASCAP SESAC BMI GMR	100 What is when a song written in 1950 and published goes into public domain? 1950 + 95 years ( second extension of renewal term) = 2045	100 What is the difference between "termination and recapture" and copyright expiration. Termination and recapture terminates a grant of ownership and returns the work to creator. Copyright expiration means the work goes into the public domain, owned by all
200 What is the year of the first American Copyright Act? The Copyright Act of 1790	200 What is who is technically the author of a work for hire? The Employer	200 What is one exemption from public performance licensing? Religious Services	200 What is the copyright form to register an underlying work? Form eCO	200 What is the process of copyrighting a collection of work and why is it beneficial? All works must have one author in common. Copyright the work as a collection, then file form CA to clarify or amplify each title. It is less expensive if organized well.
300 What is the copyright act that provided 28 ears plus 28 year renewal period? The Copyright Act of 1909	300 What is two kinds of mechanical licenses? Compulsory and Negotiated (used more frequently)	300 What is the copyright act that provided for public performance right? 1909 Copyright Act	300 What is the duration of copyright in US as of today for new work? Life + 70	300 What is an injunction? A court order telling someone to do or stop doing something
400 What are four categories of copyrightable subject matter? Musical Works Literary Works Dramatic Works Motion pictures	400 What is two categories of works for hire? works prepared by employees within scope of employment specially ordered or commissioned works	400 What is a definition of a derivative work? Taking an existing work and adapting it in some way to create a new work	400 What is is something copyrighted prior to registration? Yes, it's copyrighted upon creation	400 What is the two elements to prove copying of a work if proved by indirect evidence? Access to the work Substantial similarity
500 What are the three requirements for copyright? What are the two specific rights we discussed under moral rights? What is the name of the England copyright act which our system came to be built on? Originality Expression Fixation Attribution and Integrity The Statue of Anne	500 What is the six exclusive rights of copyright ownership Reproduce Prepare Derivative Distribute Perform publicly Display Perform by means of digital transmission in sound recording	500 What is the two requirements for derivative works? What are four types of derivative works? Must borrow from another work Must add something new Editorial Revisions Fictionalizations Dramatizations Translations to new languages	500 What is the duration of a work for hire as of today? 95 years from publication or 120 years from creation , whichever is shorter	500 What is the incidental reproduction of a copyrighted work in a newscast as fair use? Yes, the use might be fair because it does not compete with copyrighted work.

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