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LibGuides: Copyright: Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)

Vanessa Smith

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Avoid plagiarism by following the U.S. Copyright law which is the protection provided by the United States Constitution to original published and unpublished works. Always acknowledge work that has been copyrighted and cite your sources. What is Digital Copyright

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Avoid plagiarism by following the U.S. Copyright law which is the protection provided by the United States Constitution to original published and unpublished works. Always acknowledge work that has been copyrighted and cite your sources. What is Digital Copyright

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Avoid plagiarism by following the U.S. Copyright law which is the protection provided by the United States Constitution to original published and unpublished works. Always acknowledge work that has been copyrighted and cite your sources. What is Digital Copyright

Key concepts: Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Copyright law, Fair use, Copyright Act, Public domain, Intellectual property, Copyright infringement, Constitution

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