The copyright Act also makes provision for criminal penalties of £5,000 or imprisonment for up to 3 years for the first convicton the maximium fine or imprisoment penalty for second conviction is £10,000 or 5 years
The intent of copyright is to encourage creativity by making it financially viable to create for a living, by controlling scarcity in the marketplace. One would hope, therefore, that the consequence of copyright is indeed more creativity. An argument against this is that people were creating art, music, and literature long before copyright ever existed.
the consequences of the economic problem
Cost and consequences of providing the subsidies and welfare in South Africa
Well economic consequences of tobacco use is that every person who smokes will have no life because i know this cause i have a dad who smokes
You would want to make the decision that will lead to the best consequences, obviously.
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I say yes.
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The intent of copyright is to encourage creativity by making it financially viable to create for a living, by controlling scarcity in the marketplace. One would hope, therefore, that the consequence of copyright is indeed more creativity. An argument against this is that people were creating art, music, and literature long before copyright ever existed.
Your mom will get mad at you and eat your dog.
The best way to go about copyrighting your home based business would be to visit the sba government website. A person can go online to visit the website.
A word would not be copyrightable, it could however, be trademarked.
You can receive a fine and prison sentence for infringing copyright.
Downloading movies is a form of copyright infringement.
Copyrighting your own work is not a punishable offense. Punishment for infringing others' copyright can result in up to five years in prison, but it's more frequently resolved through fines.
Copyright allows creators to make financial gain from their work.
no, that's copyrighting.