Is it possible to "own" an doodle, or a melody, or a sketch? To what extent are laws about intellectual property and fair use able to be upheld justly?
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Yes. Any creation proclaimed as original work by a person can be owned by that person according to the copyright laws. Any sketch, doodle, or a melody can be subject to copyright laws by a person who has created it.
However, a doodle or a sketch can be reproduced by another party when the rights for reproduction and publishing has been acquired from the creator and by giving due credit to the creator.
The copyrights laws are like IPR which are different in different countries. However, plagiarism makes it easy to copy one's work without giving out a trace of who copied it. The criminal laws that act against copyright infringements are not very strict and are rarely applicable.
The best way to look for copyright infringers is by paying to the search engines who filter and trace out the culprits who infringe original work. If a person is sued for infringement then the courts may give severe punishment to the offender.
However, a doodle or a sketch can be reproduced by another party when the rights for reproduction and publishing has been acquired from the creator and by giving due credit to the creator.
The copyrights laws are like IPR which are different in different countries. However, plagiarism makes it easy to copy one's work without giving out a trace of who copied it. The criminal laws that act against copyright infringements are not very strict and are rarely applicable.
The best way to look for copyright infringers is by paying to the search engines who filter and trace out the culprits who infringe original work. If a person is sued for infringement then the courts may give severe punishment to the offender.
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