My Wordle from My Haloween Story

Online A Reveiw

Hey there! I’m back with my review for a test for Online A…

Words I Have in my Notes:

·         Creative Commons

·         Intellectual Property

·         Copyright

·         Public Domain

·         Derivative

·         Firewall

·         Attribution

·         Commercial Use

·         Share-Alike

·         Virus

·         Hacking

·         Piracy

·         Phishing

·         Identity Theft

·         Cloud

·         Filesharing

Words I do not Have in my Notes:

·         Freeware- Software that is free of charge

·         Shareware- Software that is available free of charge and often distributed informally for evaluation, after which a fee may be requested for continued use

·         Open Source- Denoting software for which the original source code is made freely available and may be redistributed with or without modification

·         Malware-Software that is intended to damage or disable computers and computer systems

·         Data Back-Ups- Making copies of data so that these additional copies may be used to restore the original after a data loss event

·         Cookies- A short line of text that a web site puts on your computer's hard drive when you access the web site

The duties of the Federal Trade Commission are to educate the public about Identity Theft. Copyright and CC fall into this category because they deal with people taking for others and then presenting it as their own.

Copyright

Hey there! I’m back again with another school assignment! This time I am reporting on Copyright for music.

When you write music, you get Copyrights as soon as you finish the piece and you have the Copyrights up to 95 years, or 70 years after their death. Having Copyrights to music or lyrics mean that no one can reproduce, perform, or distribute your composition without your permission. In the US the current year for Public Domain is January 1, 2019. The difference between Public Domain and Proof of Public Domain is Public domain, anyone can use it without sighting where they got it or who made it. But, with Proof of Public Domain, you must site where you got the image, quote, or song.

To help you out, here is a list of rules about Copyrights for music and lyrics.

·         If a work is dated before 1922, it is Public Domain; otherwise, it is protected under Copyright laws.

·         You CANNOT reproduce the music or lyrics.

·         You CANNOT distribute the music lyrics for free, for no profit, or for profit.

·         You CANNOT perform the music or lyrics in public.

·         You CANNOT play a recording of the music or lyrics in public-even if you own the CD.

·         You CANNOT make a derivative work or arrangement for the public use in any form.

A famous case, where the Copyright law was not obeyed, was the case between Jonny Cash and Gordon Jenkins. The original song in question was recorded on a concept album called Seven Dreams, the song in question was part of the ‘Second Dream: The Conductor by Jenkins.  The lyrics in some parts were exactly the same, or they had a one or two word difference. After fifteen years, Jenkins decided to sue Cash for taking his song. They went to court, but it was settled out of court. Cash ended up having to pay around one-hundred thousand dollars.

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Podcasts

Hi! Today I'm answering some questions for my Online A class.

A Podcast is a video or audio, on a spicific topic. They are released episodically, and downloaded to be veiwed or read.
Honestly, I do not know how Podcasts are used, and I do not know where I can locate one.

ID Theft

Hey there! I’m back again! This time I shall be talking about identity theft. We watched a move…and this is the follow up.

In the article the mistake she made, that lead to her identity being stolen were, that she purchased items with her debit card because, if someone steals your information, you may not be reimbursed for all the money you lost. ID theft is a common problem today because so much can and is purchased on the Internet. Also, people aren’t very careful with their information and what they do with it. They just throw it away, and not shred papers with account numbers and personal information.

To steel someone’s identity, all someone has to get is to get their credit card information, your driver’s license, or most importantly your Social Security number. To keep all this information safe, I would suggest that you shred financial and other important documents, keep your SS card safely locked up. Also, don’t leave personal things laying about anywhere. Keep them with you!

To me, it’s the person who left their information out. I mean, the person stealing the information has no morals, but the other person needs to be responsible. It’s their life and their numbers. They should be taking better care of that information.

Solar Energy

An emerging technology that will be common soon is solar energy. Solar energy is when special panels catch the sun’s rays and turns it into energy. Though, they are hardly used because they are too expensive. There are many companies working on bringing the cost down so anyone can buy them, and cut back on their energy bills. Not only would it cut down on cost of bills, it helps the environment too. It is one of the best choices for energy because it is clean and efficient. It doesn’t create harmful pollutants or harm the surrounding habitat. It also gives off a steady supply of energy as long as there is light in the sky.

Sorces:

·         http://www.solarhome.org/infowhatissolarpower.html