Courts
Judges
Legislatures

Rationale
Judge's opinion
Soundbite

Ideas
Literary works
Architectural works

True
False
True but you must pay the $30 filing fee.

The © symbol, and the word “copyright,” year of first publication of the work, and name of copyright owner.
The letter "c" in parenthises (c), the current year, and the name of copyright owner.
The © symbol, the abbreviation “Copr.,” the current year, and the name of copyright owner.

If you place their copyright information below the material.
If you have permission to use the material.
If the material is in the public domain.
If the material was from an article someone else published about you or your business.

A computer user who squats in a non-ergometric chair.
One who usurps another's computer without right or title.
One who deliberately and in bad faith registers domain names in violation of the rights of the trademark owner.

Copyright.
Patent.
Trademark.

A meat product made by Hormel.
Unsolicited bulk e-mail.
A character in the Muppets movie.

Funny e-mails or parodies usually clogging e-mail boxes on April Fool's Day.
Forgery of an e-mail header so that the message appears to have originated from someone or somewhere other than the true source.
An Internet scam in which unsuspecting users receive official-looking e-mails that attempt to trick them into disclosing online passwords, user names and personal information.

Spyware.
Adware.
Malware.

Credit card fraud.
The inability of governments to tax winnings across the Internet.
Increased accessibility to gambling for minors and pathological gamblers.

The United States, because of the Constitutional Right to Privacy.
The European Union, because privacy is a Fundamental Right requiring the government to pass comprehensive legislation to protect personal information.
America, because the First Amendment grants the government the right to regulate the flow of information.

Signficant Liability Arising from Privacy Policy.
Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation.
Stated Limitation And Privacy Protection.

Potter Stewart.
George Carlin.
Pee Wee Herman.

Allowed in the U.S. and protected by the First Amendment but illegal in most of Europe.
Not allowed in the U.S. (prohibited as a violation of the civil rights of minorities).
Flourishing in Europe, which turns a blind eye to websites promoting hatred based on race, religion or national origin.

The contract is with a minor.
It merely requires a mouseclick to agree to the terms.
It is a browse-wrap agreement that a user may view online but need not do anything to indicate his acceptance.

The person who paid for the website design.
The U.S. Copyright Office until a domain name transfer is in effect.
The web designer, unless the contract states otherwise.

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