Definition of Copyright from Google
Copyright is the exclusive legal right that is given to an
originator or an assignee to either print, publish, perform, film, record
literacy, artistic, musical material, and to authorize others to do the same. It
gives the creator or authorthe right to reproduce their work, gear up for other
works, create copies of the work for profit and the profit goes to you only,
perform the work publicly, and display your protected work publicly without
anybody taking the idea.
Original works are
protected under the constitution of the U.S. and also granted by the law. The
works of authorship are fixed in a binding medium of expression. Both published
and unpublished work are both protected by copyright. Copyright protects any
kind of work created and fixed in a binding form that is perceptible either
directly or with the aid of a machine, device, or written material. For any
material to be fully protected by copyright you must have the copyright symbol,
your name, and the year when it was created. The instant the registration for
copyright is on your work then it is instantly protected. Copyright does not
protect ideas, concepts, facts, or techniques. It only protects the work from
the idea.
For anyone who wants to use your work for their own personal
or presentable use, they have purchase the rights for your work and they cannot
do the near same work as the one as yours. They can still use your work but it
has to be used for some other work and not the exact same as yours.
Definiton of Patent from google
A patent is a government authority or license referring to a
right or title for a set period of right.
Patent protects your work from others being used for sale
and profit for someone else. A list of examples that can be patented are
machines, a process, or article of manufacture. There is a list that you cannot
be patented and they the laws of nature, ideas, or inventions specifically the
ones that are not useful and are offensive to the public morality.
http://www.uspto.gov/inventors/patents.jsp
http://smallbusiness.findlaw.com/intellectual-property/what-is-copyright.html?DCMP=GOO-BUS_Copyright-Whatis&HBX_PK=what+is+copyright
www.copyright.gov/help/faq/faq-general.html
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