"Copyright"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

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When sharing things like music and movies over social media, the companies who own the platform will sometimes remove your content if you have included copyrighted material which you don’t own. This is a copyright strike – your content is struck down off the platform, because you have impinged on the ownership of the recorded material.

The problem usually comes on things like podcasts, where people play music in the background, or clips from movies.

A: To copyright strike = to remove something (such as an online video) due to copyright violations.

"My video received a copyright strike because I used the song "Purple Rain" for a few seconds in the video."

A: It's a legal term meaning the creator of something (like a film, song, etc.) has the rights to distribute and use the piece however they want. (If you violate copyright then you are stealing their property, kind of like plagiarism.

A: Copyright is exclusive rights, use to protected your brand, so anyone can't use the same brand as your

A: I did not copyright any song.

A: "Plagiarism" is copying someone else's writing (or work in general, although the word most commonly refers to writing) and claiming it as your own. It may or may not be used in a legal context. For example, kids in school may plagiarize each other's essays.

"Copyright infringement" explicitly refers to a legal context, and is a crime someone could be sued for.

A: copyrights to does not sound natural. copyrights of means that it belongs to the person, or that they own it.

A: Are there any copyright issues?

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A: Well starting things off, Copyright Infringement is wayyyyy more serious then plagiarism.

Copyright infringement is the use or production of copyright-protected material without the permission of the copyright holder.

Plagiarism is taking ones work or findings and passing it off as their own.

A: They are equal in most ways. The main difference is that the second one sounds like it is talking about the present because of the "he is".

Past: he was
Now: he is
Future: he will

A: Garbo = garbage

hit different = something like, feels different or is a different experience

avoiding copyright garbage is a whole different experience

A: Just a few things:
"If you are struggling with the copyright of the song, you can tap here and insert a random name in the 'name' box."
"Then, they'll allow you to post it!"

A: The copyright of his song was violated by a person's movie on YouTube, so he appealed to Google that he is the real copyright owner, but Google has not yet acknowledged it.