Intellectual freedom

US LAW U.S. copyright law allows a successful plaintiff in a copyright case to obtain an award of statutory damages for copyright infringement by his sole election in lieu of actual damages or an accounting of defendant’s profits. The award is called special or extraordinary largely because it does not require any proof that the plaintiff has suffered an actual harm from the infringement or that the defendant has made a profit from the infringement.[n2] Plaintiff can choose to elect at any time

When it comes to artist’s muses there is a fine line between inspiration and plagiarism. If one tries to define the areas where art starts plagiarizing a body of work, they will most likely end up fighting in circles. It is difficult to constitute where plagiarizing begins and inspiration ends. Artists have been including copyrighted or trademarked work into their own pieces and then calling it their own for decades, possibly even longer. Nowadays artists from all ends of the world are basing their

In the global market that we leave in companies are trying to find any and everyway that they can to get ahead in their respective markets. This most of the time brings out the most innovate thinkers that can come up with a way to keep it’s company on top of their market and sometimes we see that there are companies that like to take a short cut by using non legal and malicious methods. According to Lewis, (1985), Software piracy is the illicit copying of the operating instructions and applications

Introduction Innovations are successful conversions of ideas into unique products, services or results. Smartphones like the iPhone and the Samsung Galaxy; social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter; ecofriendly cars like Tesla and the Nissan Leaf; online games (MMORPG) like World of Warcraft etc. are all successful innovations. These innovations earn millions of dollars for their respective companies. The interesting fact is that not one of these innovations was the first of their kind to

‘Property’ is a general term for the rules that govern people's access to and control of things like land, natural resources, the means of production, manufactured goods, and also (on some accounts) texts, ideas, inventions, and other intellectual products. Disagreements about their use are likely to be serious because resource-use matters to people such as John Locke or Karl Marx. The concept of private property has been widely explored and debated among scholars; private property is a legal designation

Frozen With a beautiful combination of catchy songs, life-like animations, and an incredibly well developed plot, this Disney animated film leaves the world frozen in amazement. Released in December 2013, the movie “Frozen” speaks on being different and of love. The main character, Anna, and her older sister, Elsa were extremely close until Elsa’s wintery powers of which she was born with almost got Anna killed. While Anna held on to that relationship, Elsa had shut herself out in fear of hurting

coupled with the possibility of lead a happy and successful life. The dream has been an aim for the majority of the individuals who reside in the land of America that gives them hope of the future. The definition of the term has expanded to incorporate freedom, achievement and meaningful relationships. People who manage to achieve their respective are deemed to have achieved the American dream. Part of the dream involves controlling one’s own fate, becoming successful, and having good living conditions

The image of an American Dream is that anything can happen. The idea that anyone can be successful or pursue success. Satisfaction and happiness can be only be attained through the quality of their own life. Americans were raised in a society that tells them they can be anything they want as an adult. In a disproportionate American society, success is largely based off of power and financial stability. The dream, the illusion, is something that hopes to ease the pain of the dry reality that money

Running head: TEACHING THE GIFTED 1 Teaching the Gifted Terri L. Bischke Florida Gateway College Professor Angela Jones 201530 Intro to Exceptional Child Ed. SEC.0I1 Summer A 2015 June 17, 2015 TEACHING THE GIFTED 2 Abstract This paper will address the special needs involved with teaching the gifted. First

present society is doing the exact opposite. Intellectual Property consists of two systems in protecting your ideas and inventions, copyrights and patents. Patents are usually used for creators or inventions while copyright is more of expression or ideas like music, movies, etc. The intellectual property, copyright and patents placed in nowadays are causing a big issue and are not doing the original laws justice. The first amendment prohibits abridging the freedom of speech (1st Amendment Bill of Rights)