Training Materials, Presentations, and U.S. Copyright Law
Avoid Copyright Infringement with This No-Nonsense, Plain Language Guide
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Training Materials, Presentations, and U.S. Copyright Law
Narrated by:
Mary Ann Murphy
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Narrated by:
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Mary Ann Murphy
About this listen
Dip your toes into the often murky copyright waters and get some clarity about copyright law as it pertains to creating training materials, eLearning, and Microsoft PowerPoint presentations.
Why should you worry about copyright infringement? Because that innocent image you’ve been using could cost you $30,000, $100,000, or more.
During this easy-to-listen, non-legalese book, you will learn about the following copyright concepts:
- Copyright defined
- Works that are considered authored
- How long a copyright lasts
- AI and copyright
- Sharing copyright
- Filing for a copyright
- Fair Use
- Audio use strategies
- Derivative works
- Subscription assets and copyright
- Copyright and parodies
- Internet search assets and copyright
- Copyright infringement as a business model
- Copyright fines
- Creative commons
- Copyright reuse strategies
- Copyright insurance
- Negotiating tactics for using copyrighted materials
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