| rationale | | originators of creative work |
| dedicate | | in law: as assertion made by a party that must be proved or supported wtih evidence |
| predict | | not limited or narrow; of extenisve range or scope |
| substantiality | | purposefully; willfully synonym |
| statutory | | to encourage |
| copyright | | to issue for sale or distribution to the public |
| usa | | the amount, quality or size of copyright material used |
| remix | | to keep possession of |
| license | | to furnish with a right or claim to something |
| codified | | to use again, especially after salvaging or special treatment |
| creativecommons | | favoring or permitting freedom of action |
| infringe | | possesing, displaying or based on reliable information |
| retain | | a free tool that allows you to say "Some Rights Reserved" |
| allegation | | a lawsuit |
| protect | | this government is not allowed to copyright its creative works |
| deliberately | | to re-record the elements of a musical recording in a different way |
| permission | | to come to an end |
| incentivize | | a judicial tribunal duly constituted for the hearing and determination of cases |
| domain | | of or relating to an established law or rule |
| defense | | the amount of time copyright lasts, after the death of the author |
| broad | | to set apart for special use |
| reuse | | to change one thing into another |
| creative works | | a set of legal guidelines that describe how the public can freely use copyrighted materials without asking permission |
| informed | | to exercise restraint or direction over |
| litigation | | to foretell something; prophesy |
| legal | | to guard from competition |
| purpose | | an introductory statement |
| liberal | | a series of comments, explanations or annotations |
| fair use | | formal permission from a govt or other authority to do something |
| scholarship | | to work out a financial agreement |
| mash up | | a field of action, thought, influence, etc |
| court | | these are not copyrightable |
| authors | | to make financially appealing |
| transform | | the denial to a claim or a charge that is made in court |
| entitle | | recognized by the law |
| stimulate | | when you asking in writing to use a copyrighted work |
| commentary | | enacted by a legislative body |
| release | | a body of persons carrying on extensive transactions in a specified commodity |
| market | | to violate someone's copyright |
| ideas | | poetry, movies, cd-roms, video games are some examples |
| seventy | | learning; knowledge acquired by study |
| publish | | an audio or video recording that is a composite of samples from other recording, usually from different styles or genres |
| negotiate | | the fundamental reason or reasons serving to account for something |
| control | | a federal law that protects all kind of creative authorship |
| expire | | the form people sign when they agree to let you use their likeness for a creative work |
| preamble | | the reason for which something exists or is done |