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 Which works are subject to copyright? 

 Copyright gives the owner the exclusive right to use the work, with some exceptions. When a person creates an original work, fixed on tangible medium, that person automatically becomes the copyright owner of that work. 

 

 Many types of works can be protected by copyright, for example: 

Video games and computer software 

 Dramatic works such as comedy and musicals 

 Can I use author content in copyrighted works? 

 copyright owners have the right to control most uses of their work.In certain circumstances it is possible to use a copyrighted work without infringing its copyright: 

 

 You have successfully contacted the copyright owner, who has granted you permission to use the content. It is worth obtaining their written consent, for example in the form of a license agreement. 

 Some copyright holders make their works available to others for reuse free of charge, subject to certain requirements. To learn more, you can learn about Creative Commons licenses. 

 In some cases it is possible to use the content of a copyrighted work without obtaining the permission of the copyright holder.In fact, some uses of copyrighted works are considered "fair use." or may be subject to limitations or exceptions under copyright law, such as B. Fair use. If you are unsure whether any intended use without permission is legal, you may consult an attorney. 

 What if I say “Copyright shall not be infringed”? 

 If you are not permitted to use a copyrighted work, your content may also be removed if: 

 

 you attest to the name of the copyright owner. 

 Some copyright owners ask permission to use their work.In some cases, you may also be required to give the copyright owner's name if you intend to use their work in a way that you consider fair use or fair use. However, this does not automatically give you the right to use the content without permission. 

 

 You have purchased content, including a physical or digital copy. 

 Owning a copy means you can sell it or give it to a friend, but that doesn't give you any rights to make this content publicly available anywhere on the internet. 

 

 You are not enjoying the content.

 While non-commercial use is more likely to be considered fair use or may meet the requirements of some licenses, the mere fact that it is not for-profit does not always mean that its use is not infringing. 

 

 You have seen similar content elsewhere on the internet. 

 These other users may have been granted permission to share the content or may be using the content in a way that could be considered fair use.