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Frequently asked Questions and answer about the topic Copyright.

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  • What is copyright?
  • What is the Data Protection Act?
  • What is the right at the own picture?
  • Who owns the copyright?
  • Can two or more people own the copyright to a single work?
  • How do I get permission to use a copyrighted work?
  • What if a copyrighted work is used without permission?
  • How do I copyright my works?
  • What is a copyright notation?
  • If I change a few things in a copyrighted work by adding or taking something away, am I guilty of copyright infringement?
  • Are there any times that I can use a copyrighted work without risking infringement?

If I change a few things in a copyrighted work by adding or taking something away, am I guilty of copyright infringement?

Yes. The right to make derivative copies is reserved exclusively to the copyright owner. While the idea for a work of art can be copied, the expression of the idea is fully protected. Sometimes, it is difficult to differentiate between an idea and an expression because the idea can sometimes get lost in the expression.

Nikolai Schunk - 2022

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