DELA CRUZ, JAZEL WRITTEN TASK 2.

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GAS 12-MOLAVE

COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT FAIRUSE

as a student including images found on the
internet without obtaining permission or
properly attributing the sources in their
presentation for a research paper. As the
student is using someone else's
copyrighted material without the
necessary permissions or credit.
PLAGIARISM
Submitting a paper written by someone
else as your own work, whether it’s from a
friend, online source, or a previously
submitted assignment. Additionally, not
citing sources properly in a research paper
or using someone else’s ideas without
acknowledgment would also be
considered plagiarism. It’s essential for
students to uphold academic integrity by
giving credit where it’s due.
as a student might be quoting a small
portion of a copyrighted text in a research
paper for analysis or providing
commentary. It's important to understand
the specific conditions that define fair use
and to appropriately cite the source.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
If we incorporate that analysis into our
paper without proper citation or
acknowledgment of the original author, it
would be a breach of intellectual property.
Properly citing the source is crucial to give
credit to the original work and avoid
plagiarism.

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Intellectual property law of the Philippines

1. This category of works includes things like novels, poems, short stories, periodicals, essays, dictionaries,
manuscripts, periodicals and articles. It also includes software, such as smartphone apps, video games and
software.
2. Original works are creations that are entirely new and not derived from existing works, while derivative works
are based on or adapted from pre-existing works. Derivative works include modifications, translations, or other
transformations of the original content.
3. where you're summarizing historical events, the factual information itself wouldn't be protected by copyright.
However, if you were using a specific expression or wording from a copyrighted text, that particular expression
would be protected. Similarly, if you were sharing a general idea or concept, copyright wouldn't apply, but the
specific way it's expressed might be protected.
4. Protecting intellectual property is crucial for several reasons. It promotes fair competition by preventing
unauthorized use of others' innovations, thus maintaining a level playing field in various industries.
5. As a student we need to promote media and information when we're citing sources, avoiding plagiarism, and
understanding fairuse it can help to maintain the integrity of academic and creative endeavors.