| A | B |
|---|
| using other's work without permission | Academic plagiarism |
| peer to peer flie sharing protocol to distribute large amounts of data | Bit Torrent |
| distributing or selling copyrighted works without permission | Bootlegging |
| protection by law to creators of works | Copyright |
| unauthorized use of work protected by copyright | Copyright infringement |
| copyright notice symbol | (c) |
| work that includes copyrighted elements | Derivative work |
| copying a file from a web page | Dowloading |
| social networking site that is not covered by copyright laws | Facebook |
| allows use of limited portion of copyrighted work | Fair use |
| derivative works of fiction written by fans; extension of admired work | Fanfic |
| copying files from one computer to another | File sharing |
| any product of a creatiave mindthat is now tangible | Intellectual property |
| legal agreement granting permission to use works for specific purposes | License |
| audio file format that is highly compressed to transmit over the internet | MP3 |
| a device for playing mp3s, like an ipod | MP3 Player |
| Original work that is protected, by the owner is unknown or deceased | Orphan work |
| government grant that protects inventions from being copied, used or sold | Patent |
| Unauthorized copying of copyrighted material, mostly used to describe unauthorized copying of CDs, DVDs, and software | Piracy |
| copying songs form a CD onto a computer | Ripping |
| Malicious software that takes your information without your knowledge | Spyware |
| viewing or listening to audio or video files online without downloading | Streaming |
| website's guidelines for use of content | Terms of Use |
| law that governs the rights associated with creative and artistic work | U.S. Copyright Law |
| work prepared by an employee withing the scope of his/her employment. Copyright goes to employer | Work made for hire |
| popular web-sharing site that enables anyone to store short videos for private or public viewing | YouTube |
