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Plagiarism vs. Copyright - Key Differences
- 1. Plagiarism Vs. Copyright By: Kira Michelson-Bartlett
- 3. It demands permission for use
- 4. Not honoring copyright is theft
- 5. Legal action can be taken
- 6. Because It’s a crime
- 7. You could face jail time or fines
- 8. Courts enforce Copyright infringement
- 10. There must be a balance
- 11. Copyleft is a way of not honoring copyright like GirlTalk
- 13. Copyright and Plagiarism are similar but not the same
- 14. Plagiarism
- 15. Plagiarism is not a crime, but it is the failure to cite your source
- 16. It is stealing someone else’s ideas…
- 17. And calling them your own
- 18. Schools and institutions enforce plagiarism
Notes de l'éditeur
- Not honoring copyright laws is considered theft and can result in legal action. Those who have put the copyright on an idea have claimed it as their own and by using their ideas, you are stealing from them. Which means that downloading music or movies without honoring copyright, is illiagal. Copyright laws are protected under ferderal law and carried out by the courts, meaning that violators could face fines or even jail time.