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What type of intellectual property is primarily designed to protect the rights of artists?
Which of the following is protected by a trademark?
Which term refers to the protection of intellectual property created by inventors?
What term is used for the unauthorized access to a computer network for illicit purposes?
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What do geographical indications primarily protect?
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What does intellectual property ultimately aim to protect?
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Which activity best describes identity theft?
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What is NOT a purpose of copyrights?
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Which of the following best describes intellectual property?
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What is a common legal issue related to intellectual property in media?
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Why is understanding copyright important in media?
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What is one practical application of fair use guidelines?
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Which of the following is an example of a violation of intellectual property rights?
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What role do Creative Commons licenses play in intellectual property?
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Which of the following statements about plagiarism is true?
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What is the primary goal of establishing strong intellectual property laws?
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What is the best definition of cyberstalking?
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Which of the following best describes website spoofing?
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What does trafficking refer to in this context?
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Which behavior is considered harassment in this context?
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What type of crime does malware represent?
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What is the primary intent behind hacking?
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What is a troll farm?
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What is the definition of fraud in the context provided?
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Study Notes
Cybercrime and Intellectual Property
- A "poser" refers to someone who pretends to be someone they are not, often in a social context.
- A "clout chaser" is a person who associates with someone popular to enhance their own image.
- "Hacking" is unauthorized access to computer systems for illicit purposes, often to exploit vulnerabilities.
- "Identity theft" involves wrongfully obtaining and using someone else's personal data for fraud or economic gain.
Intellectual Property Protection
- Artists' works are protected by copyright law, safeguarding their creative expressions.
- Designers' creations are also covered under copyright, alongside trademark protection for branding aspects.
- Inventions are protected by patents, granting exclusive rights to inventors for their innovative creations.
Digital Culture and Issues
- Legal, ethical, and societal issues concerning media and information include:
- Intellectual property rights
- Fair use and creative commons guidelines
- Digital citizenship principles
- Netiquette standards for online behavior
- The digital divide, highlighting access disparities
- The prevalence of addiction, bullying, and plagiarism in digital spaces
- The significance of managing digital footprints for online reputation
Cyber Behaviors and Terms
- "Cybersexuality" involves sexual arousal through technology, including virtual reality or online interactions.
- A "scammer" typically engages in fraudulent schemes, often associated with online selling or credit card fraud.
- "Internet addiction" refers to an obsessive need to spend excessive time online at the expense of personal relationships and health.
- "Slander" is the act of making damaging false spoken statements about someone.
- "Trolling" is the act of provoking or harassing others online through derogatory comments.
Cybercrime Categories
- "Phishing" is a scheme where attackers send fraudulent emails to trick victims into revealing personal information.
- "Cyberstalking" involves using the internet to follow or harass individuals or groups.
- "Trafficking" refers to the illegal recruitment and transport of individuals, often for exploitation purposes.
- "Website spoofing" entails creating a deceptive replica of a real site to mislead users.
Understanding Digital Threats
- "Malware" acts as malicious software designed to gather personal data, exploit systems, or cause harm.
- "Troll farms" are organized groups that manipulate online discussions to influence public opinions or political decisions.
- The line between acceptable online behavior and harassment can blur, necessitating awareness of the implications of digital interactions.
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Test your knowledge of contemporary slang and terminology with this quiz. You'll encounter words that describe certain types of people and behaviors, as well as terms related to technology and security. It's a fun way to enhance your vocabulary!