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For copyright infringement, a substantial part must be copied, that means
substantive, loud, obvious
lots, obvious, many
important, distinctive, essential
2
Simplest way to end a contract is?
Run
Change your name
Do what you promised to do
3
Statutory Licences apply to
Students
Education
International
Government
4
Design registration is intended to protect designs that have
an industrial or commercial use
a unique logo
no practical application
5
In a contract, consideration means?
Parties agree
Payment
Time is available to review the contract
6
Which one is an example of a film work?
Book cover
Movie score
Music video
7
Licence fees collected by collecting societies goes to
Taxes
Members
the CEO
Awards and Prizes
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Assignment of copyright means
share rights
exclusive licence
give up all economic rights
non-exclusive licence
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Copyright exists because?
of governments
its a human right
Disney wanted it
10
PPCA has the right to licence
sound recordings
sheet music
live gigs
11
What country does fair use come from?
USA
Australia
Great Britian
12
Australia is a net exporter of copyright works?
False
True
13
What is the public domain?
Copyright has expired
Everything on internet
Parkland
14
Name the legislation that creates copyright in Australia?
Copyright Act 1976
Copyright Act 1968
Copyright, Patent & Design Act 1980
15
What is the rule of thumb for how long copyright lasts in Australia?
Life + 70 years
25 years
Life + 50 years
16
The common element for all creative commons licences is
non-commercial
attribution
performance
share alike
17
Intellectual Property represents the property of
your invention
your business
your mind or intellect
your copyright
18
Reporting the news is a fair dealing
True
False
19
ARIA represents
Musicians
Composers
music publishers
Recording industry
20
An example of original works are
musical
sound recording
written
film
21
What copyright category would the yellow pages be an example of?
Artistic
Written
Compilations
22
The fair dealing 10% rule applies to
Film
Text
Photos
Music
23
You have to register your copyright in Australia?
True
False
24
Criminal Infringement means
Selling illegal copies
Public performance of illegal copies
all of the above
Distributing illegal copies
25
Students can perform music in their class and it is not a copyright infringement
True
False
26
Assignment of copyright must be in writing
True
False
27
A patent is a right granted for new inventions that are new and inventive and last for
10 years
20 years
70 years
50 years
28
Exclusive economic copyright rights are
reproduce, release, communicate, broadcast, perform, adapt
translate, adore, view, link, update
moral rights
fair dealing
29
Where will you find copyright material
on internet
in books
on music CD's
all of the above
30
Which Australian court can hear copyright cases
all of the above
High Court
Local Court
Supreme Court
31
An employee owns copyright in everything they create for work?
False
True
32
Circuit layout rights need to be registered
False
True
33
A smell can be registered as a trademark
True
False
34
Screenrights licences broadcasts
False
True
35
What is the name of the limited right that Directors have when their work is rerun on tv?
Retransmission
Directors
TV
36
Which one is an example of a musical work?
Film
book
Movie score
37
Fair dealing has 6 purposes
False
True
38
How is a piece of copyright created?
As soon as the idea is formed in ones head
As soon as it is registered
As soon as it is in material form, saved, printed etc
39
Creative Commons has 4 elements
True
False
40
APRA stands for?
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
Australasian Performing Right Association
Australian Petcare Registration Authority
41
How long does copyright usually last if you don’t know who the creator is?
25 years
70 years
50 years
Life + 70 years
42
Which 2 of the following are elements of a contract?
Offer
Signature
Handshake
Acceptance
43
In Australia a commissioned work, copyright is owned by the commissioner?
False
True
44
A trademark can be
letter number
word phrase logo picture
sound smell shape
45
PPCA represents
recording artists
record companies
Musicians
Composers
46
Prince died in 2016, copyright in his unpublished works expires
2086
never
2066
2116
47
How long does a published edition copyright protection last?
70 years
50 years
25 years
48
What class of persons are not considered not capable of entering into contracts?
Lawyers
Dodgy car dealers
Disabled
Drug addicts
49
Fair dealing fairness questions apply to
Music
Images
Film
Text
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Piracy is defined in the Copyright Act 1968
False
True