Importance Of Copyright Laws On The Globalized And Digital...

Copyright Name of the Student Name of the Institution Copyright The importance of copyright laws in the globalized and digital era cannot be gainsaid. The protection given to any form of creation is critical in ensuring that it is not abused by third parties (Atkinson, 2007). For example, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (the movie) is a Copyright Warner Brothers. In the event that Warner Brothers wants to release a new movie or produce a book on Harry Porter, they use copies of images, animations and texts of Harry porter. In organizations, a number of elements can attract copyright. In the case of Good Design Pty Ltd, three examples that attract copyright include official company logo, design of promotional brands and accompanying music used in the company advertisements. The analysis of the case reveals that Good Design Pty Ltd faces a number of issues in the use, management and protection of original works. The first issue is the use of images found on the web. 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