Corporations use a combination of legal measures, technology, and internal policies to prevent copyright violations. Legally, they register their works with copyright offices and enforce their rights through cease-and-desist letters or litigation against infringers. Technologically, they employ digital rights management (DRM) tools and monitoring software to detect unauthorized use of their content online. Additionally, they often implement training and awareness programs for employees to ensure compliance with copyright laws.
It might be because of copyright violations. The image might be subject to copyright. You have to use your image only as the profile picture.
A business holding a copyright on something can prevent others from abusing it, and make money by licensing its use.
yes
Delayed acceleration
You can. If the torrent is for copyrighted software that you are not legally entitled to have then you can be prosecuted for copyright violations. If the torrent is being used to distribute free or public domain software then the use is legal and legitimate.
They got sued for copyright violations. People were supposed to use the songs to make mixes, but everybody was just going there to download their music instead of actually using it for what it was intended for.
It's not illegal to get a copyright. It's illegal to break copyright laws. People work hard on something and get it copyrighted, so it's unfair if you use a copy of it, claim it for yourself, or use it when you aren't permitted. This includes applications like LimeWire, which should be illegal.
Corporations use short-haul applications
The copyright holder, or anyone the copyright holder authorizes.
Yes, of course. Don't use any material in the vids, that you do not own the copyright for.
Delayed acceleration technique
Use the latest copyright date.