Mark Levy. Videomaker Magazine “The Internet is Free, Right? What Can You Legally Use?”

The article was a talking about cope righting and what is copyrighting and what is not copyright. Copy righting is when you take more then one word or you take something that is not yours and you claim it is yours. There are some things that you can take that is not copyrighting like there are some music web sites that you can get music for free.

“The Internet is merely a medium for distributing content; like newspapers, magazines, books, films, radio, television, satellite broadcasts, and DVDs. The difference, of course, is that the Internet has the potential to reach hundreds of millions of viewers immediately and simultaneously. When it comes to the Copyright Act, though, that does not represent a significant difference. Just because it’s “public” doesn’t mean it’s in the public domain Levy. ”