Legal, Ethical, and Societal Issues in Media and Information PDF

 Intellectual Property Rights Intellectual property rights pertains to the output of a persons intellectual pursuit such as literary and artistic works, inventions, logos, symbols and signs as well as the name and images used for commercial purpose or advertisements.  Intellectual...

 Intellectual Property Rights Intellectual property rights pertains to the output of a persons intellectual pursuit such as literary and artistic works, inventions, logos, symbols and signs as well as the name and images used for commercial purpose or advertisements.  Intellectual Property has four key Rights 1. Copyright 2. Patent 3. Trademark 4. Trade secret  Intellectual Property has four key Rights A set of rights granted to the 1. Copyright author, creator of a work, to restrict other’s ability to copy, redistribute and reshape content.  Intellectual Property has four key Rights is an exclusive right granted for 2. Patent an invention. This may be a product or a process that provides a new way of doing something. Typically work with business attorney  Example Making copies of a copyrighted work without permission is called copyright infringement.  Copyright Basics By default, when someone creates an original work (like a piece of writing, music, or art),they have automatic copyright protection.  Intellectual Property has four key Rights 3. Trademark is legal protection for a logo, designation or short phrase  Intellectual Property has four key Rights Can be confidential business 4. Trade Secrets information that provide a competitive advantage. These covers manufacturing or industrial secrets and commercial secrets. Refers to the unequal access of technology and information.  Online Deception Online deception, also known as digital deception, digital disinformation, internet deception, or cyber deception, is the use of Information and Communications Technology to deceive other online users.  Unfortunately, many people are easily deceived online because they want to believe what they see and hear in the internet.  For us not to fall victim to online deception, we must refrain from sharing personal information online. The less personal information we share, the lower the probability of being attacked or approached online.  Censored Works On of the first nicknames for the internet was the information superhighway. It was made to provide an average person with fast access to a limitless amount of data. Censorships can range from well-intentioned desires to protect us from unsuitable content and authoritarian attempts to control a nation’s access to information. No matter what the censors’ reasons are, the end result is the same –they block access to the web pages they identify as undesirable.  Defamatory Reproductions Defamation, as defined by Merriam-Webster, is the act of communicating false statements about a person. These can be slanderous or libelous statements that could damage the reputation of a person  Media Manipulations Media manipulations refer to techniques used in media to influence the emotions, opinions, or behaviors of the audience, often by highlighting certain aspects to create a desired effect. This can include emotional appeals, selective framing, or using persuasive techniques to make a product or idea more appealing.  VISUAL INFORMTION AND MEDIA In Media and Information Literacy, "Visual Information and Media" focuses on understanding, interpreting, and creating content using visual elements. This topic is crucial because visual media plays a central role in modern communication, influencing how we perceive and interact with information. Visual information, such as posters, infographics, or videos showcasing scenic spots, is the most effective way to attract tourists. It combines imagery and concise details to immediately capture attention and convey the beauty of the country's attractions. Thank you. COMPUTER LAB RULES