Iwill give jenny is writing a book on travel and lifestyle. she has already written 50 percent of the book. what are the different types of copyright infringement jenny can indulge in while writing the book? what are the different types of copyright infringement? jenny is an amateur writer. she is writing a book about traveling experiences around the world. jenny is currently writing about her travails in portugal and 1.(refers to a book written by her), a year ago, about the different tourist destinations in portugal. she has 2.(lifted a 400 worded paragraph from a 550 worded article of a photographer) who also visited portugal way back in the 1970s. jenny has referred to one of her friends to get information about the place and jotted it down while writing. she did not re-check the facts after writing it down. she 3.(never inserted the in-text citation) or 4.(quoted the passage copied from the author’s article). jenny has, however, 5.(cited the copyright images) incorporated in her work. she has used many copyright images of different travelers from around the world. she has also 6.(paraphrased three lines from a website) and included it in her book. 1.(refers to a book written by her) 2.(lifted a 400 worded paragraph from a 550 worded article of a photographer) 3.(never inserted the in-text citation) 4.(quoted the passage copied from the author’s article) 5.(cited the copyright images) 6.(paraphrased three lines from a website)

Copyright is an intellectual property right that protects original and creative works such as music, literature, photography, etc.

An infringement of copyright occurs when the owner holds a valid copyright, the accused has access to the copyrighted work and there is a duplication of work or it is used without permission. By law copyright infringement penalties mandate payments of actual profits and damages.

Using the case of Jenny we are given the following factors:

1.- Refers to a book written by her.

When you cite yourself you need to do it as a primary author, Jenny won't infringe any copyright law if she cited herself correctly.

2.- Lifted a 400 worded paragraph from a 550 worded article of a photographer.

When you summarize or paraphrase another person's words without citation it is plagiarism.

3.- Never inserted the in text citation.

Jenny didn't make any copyright infringement when putting down the words of her friend since ideas cannot be copyrighted, they need to be written down.

4.- Quoted the passage copied from the author's article.

The law allows to use quotations when the material under public domain and it is intended for fair use.

5.- Cited the copyright images

Copyright laws allow a limited amount of direct copying if the user is quoting material.

6.- Paraphrased three lines from a website

The content's creator has copyright on the work from the moment it is created.

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