What is copyright awareness?

There is no standard definition of "copyright awareness." However, some critics believe that consciousness can only be defined in terms of all forms of perception, knowledge, and content embodied in consciousness. In each expression, consciousness is revealed as the ability to perceive [perceive], to know [knowledge] or to be conscious [conscious].

Simply put, awareness means you are aware of certain things. Let us say "I know road traffic accidents" and it is called "road traffic accident awareness." Similarly, when "I know copyright", this is also "copyright awareness." This means that as long as there is some kind of awareness, it will become a qualified subject to raise awareness.

In this regard, copyright awareness is to know that copyright exists and knows it. It is a conscious way to understand the state of copyright in a perceptual way. When users of copyrighted material show this awareness in educational institutions, it gives authors the opportunity to enjoy the economic value of their work and to motivate their authorship.

When consciously trying to make it a reality, copyright awareness can be developed. For example, when a copyright notice is displayed at various points where the copyright material is mainly used.

In the absence of the situation, you can notice the importance of copyright awareness. That is to say, if there are problems with uncontrolled copyright infringement activities, such as illegal copying, plagiarism and piracy in academic institutions, you can notice that there is no copyright.

Awareness in all areas of life is very challenging. Similarly, for works that are eligible for copyright protection, copyright-protected works and authors, copyright protection awareness remains a global controversy in copyright law. Protected by copyright. However, this shows that many people have little or no knowledge in this area.

On the other hand, copyright infringement awareness [ACI] can be said to be a sense of awareness, sensation, and reaction when people are aware of the prohibition of unauthorized use of copyrighted works. Some scholars believe that it may be better to list what is specific before we discuss what constitutes copyright infringement awareness [ACI]. from

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 A law that may be violated. For example, according to Bosumprah [2009], in Ghana, "copyrights are infringed when copyrighted works are used in any of the following ways without the permission of the copyright holder:

• Copying, copying, extracting or importing into the country is not for personal use, but for commercial purposes.
• Distributing work for sale in Ghana."

This is because works made in the above manner may damage the author's honor or reputation. This is why Article 41 of the Copyright Act of 2005 [Act 690] treats the violation of the rights of authors under Articles 5 and 6 as copyright infringement. Therefore, since the copyright owner has the exclusive right to do all of these things [or allow others to do so], infringement may occur when someone does anything without the permission of the copyright holder [Davidson, 2010] ].

Davidson [2010], despite an agreement with other schools, "most copyright infringement litigation involves from

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• By photocopying [such as copying works], according to Panethiere [2005], this is one of the common ways to infringe the copyright of literary works.
• Distribute through piracy [such as a copy of the work]. According to Panethiere [2005], this happens through unauthorized creation and sale of copyrighted works - Osman [2010] believes from
  
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   Or create or distribute imitations of real works with the intent to deceive the public's authenticity.
• Osman [2010] uses other people's ideas or words, such as plagiarism, or uses other people's ideas or words without properly crediting them to the source.

In addition, Panethiere [2005] believes

"it There is no need to copy the entire work or make multiple copies for copyright infringement. Copyright infringement occurs as long as most of the work is copied or otherwise copyrighted.

This is because the substantive part usually requires qualitative testing rather than quantitative testing. This is the quality or essence of the adoption, not the usual determination of whether the part taken is fundamental.

Reference

Bosumprah, B. [Year 2009]. from

Media Rights and Responsibilities under the Copyright Law from

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Davidson, J. [2010]. from

What constitutes copyright infringement and how is it decided? from

  Intellectual Property Registration and Enforcement Blog. Ongoing discussions on intellectual property and entertainment law issues.

Osman, I [2010]. from

The scope of the law of rights.

Panethiere, D. [2005]. The persistence of pirates: the consequences of creativity, culture and sustainability. from

UNESCO Electronic Copyright Notice from

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