Difference between revisions of "Copyright, Designs and Patent Act"
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The copyright, design and patent act allows creators to control the way in which their work is distributed or used. Depending on the type of product made, the protection varies. Some core features such as colour cannot be copyrighted due to being considered to essential. | The copyright, design and patent act allows creators to control the way in which their work is distributed or used. Depending on the type of product made, the protection varies. Some core features such as colour cannot be copyrighted due to being considered to essential. | ||
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Revision as of 10:46, 16 March 2017
The copyright, design and patent act allows creators to control the way in which their work is distributed or used. Depending on the type of product made, the protection varies. Some core features such as colour cannot be copyrighted due to being considered to essential.
Copyright length also varies on the format that is copyrighted, for example music and literature have different lengths of how long the claim lasts.
