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LibGuides: Copyright: What is Copyright?

Vanessa Smith

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Abstract

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the U.S. Copyright law which is the protection provided by the United States Constitution to original published and unpublished works.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.

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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the U.S. Copyright law which is the protection provided by the United States Constitution to original published and unpublished works.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.

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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the U.S. Copyright law which is the protection provided by the United States Constitution to original published and unpublished works.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.

Key concepts: Copyright law, Constitution, Public domain, Fair use, Law and economics, Copyright Act, Intellectual property, Law

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