...and that's about it. Most other things you'll find online that are free to use are under Creative Commons licenses (this is common on Flickr, for example). Other materials require a license for any copying or reuse.
In terms of intellectual property "public domain" refers to items that have no restrictions of use due to expiration of legal controls (patents, trademarks, copyright)
In terms of the internet: A domain is a specific 32-bit URL address on the internet usually shown as 4 numbers separated by dots (ex: 70.100.145.175) or as alphanumeric name (ex: www.wikianswers.com). A workstation is one computer within a domain.
If it is no longer protected because the copyright has expired or been voluntarily terminated by the author it is said to reside in the public domain. In terms of software that is written intentionally without copyright protection it is referred to as "open-source"
In computer terms "domain" is a custom named web address created by the user that redirects internet traffic to a pre specified web address. Domain names are a nice way to hide long web addresses and make a nice finish to ones website.
It means that the domain has been disabled. If you look up the term disabled, you will then realize what that means. If you don't know what a domain is, I suggest you leave the internet. xx
It can be said that the frequently extended terms of copyright are diminishing the public domain, but that is a matter of opinion. In general, copyright is a good thing, as it encourages people to create.
A domain name resolves to an IP address, which is an address consisting of four groups of two to three numbers per group. This IP address is what allows computers to access the internet. However, trying to remember a string of up to twelve numbers for each website isn't practical in human terms, so domain names were created for familiarity sake.
You can download "Taming of the Shrew" for free from various websites that offer public domain texts, such as Project Gutenberg or Internet Archive. These platforms provide access to classic literature that is no longer under copyright. Be sure to check the licensing terms to ensure the content is free to download and use.
x = the domain y = the co-domain and range is the output or something e_e
The range is the y value like the domain is the x value as in Domain and Range.
If the music is within the public domain, then it's by definition not subject to copyright restrictions. There may be copyright issues in other countries, however, since the exact terms of copyright vary from location to location. Also, you may want to consult an attorney to be certain that the work really is in the public domain (there are occasionally misunderstandings about what that term actually means).
Real PropertyAs it pertains to land in America, the public domain is land within the boundaries of the United States which has never been titled and is therefore held by the US Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management as its custodial owner.Intellectual PropertyIn terms of intellectual property "public domain" refers to items that have no restrictions of use due to expiration of legal controls (patents, trademarks, copyright). Public domain is when no one any longer holds the rights to some type of work. It can be a book, photo, music, movie, TV show, etc. You can do whatever you want to with a public domain work without fear of copyright infringement.A copyright is supposed to expire 75 after the work is published. However, due to lobbying by corporations, especially Disney, that has been changed and the the cut off for works being transferred to the public domain is held at 1923 until 2019. This means that any work, if published before 1923, is automatically in the public domain. However there are several works after this period that have fallen into public domain because until 1978, when the laws were changed, you were forced to explicitly show the copyright next to the name of your work if shown in public (such as the title of a movie). Failure to do so would result in the movie falling into public domain. Some of the movies that are in public domain: Night of the Living Dead (1968), Reefer Madness (1936), and Phantom of the Opera (1925).All works created or registered before 1923 and and works created/registered before 1964 and not renewed in a timely manner are currently in the public domain.