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1Editor-in-Chief, Images Paediatr Cardiol, Paediatric Department, St. Luke's Hospital, Guardamangia, Malta.
Abstract:
Copyright on the Internet is becoming an increasingly important issue, as the copying of material in its original digital form is extremely easy, and such copies can be made without any degradation of the copies whatsoever. But what exactly is copyright? In this article, I will discuss copyright and related issues as defined by United States law, since the Internet was an American concept and continues to be dominated by the United States. Other countries have similar laws with relatively minor variations.
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