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Moral choices between right and wrong actions.
Demonstrated high standards of ethics and integrity.

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Citing a Web address that goes beyond the home or entry page.

Deep linking is a methodology for launching a native mobile application via a link.

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Copying or otherwise using someone else's creative work and claiming it as your own, usually in an academic or journalistic work, but also more recently in social media.

If you are caught with the act of plagiarism you will be expelled

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The right to reproduce a small part of a copyrighted work for educational or other not-for-profit purposes without having to obtain permission or pay a royalty fee.

Some phone companies restrict access to the Internet by means of a fair use policy.

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Technology that prevents unauthorized copying of a digital work.
Digital rights managements is any technology used to limit the use of software, music, movies, or other digital data.

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Copying a product (often digital) for profit without authorization from the owner. Music and video products as well as software are frequently subjects of pirating.
But the technology to even prevent piracy may not even work and could cost universities hundreds of thousands of dollars, critics say.

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Use of a network to move files between computers, often for illegal purposes.
Napster was an early example of file sharing.

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A word, phrase, or image used to identify something as a product of a particular business
Trademark holders want to be able to defend their brands online.

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Creative works whose copyright restrictions have expired. The term may also be used for open- source software.
Pretty much anything public domain is available and free.

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The standard open-source contract or license
The general public license is intended to guarantee the freedom to share and change free software.

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A licensing protection used by those who create open source software.
Typically copyrights take away freedoms; copyleft preserves them.

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Software that allows others to use its code without cost.
It's a free, open source program available for download, and users can specify a location and time for their skyward observations.

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A contract software purchasers must agree to before using software.

These processes aim to understand potential end-users' habitual activities in their usual work or educational contexts.

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A term used for software code that has restricted rights of use.
For a business, that information would be proprietary.

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A type of licensing agreement that gives the buyer almost unlimited permission to use a copyright image for a one-time use.
The royalty fee for a franchise is typically some percent of either the overall or net sales of the business and the payment is require each week, month, or quarter.

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A fee paid to the person who owns the copyright on a creative work when it is used by someone else.

Songwriters and music publishers get royalty payments, but musicians and record companies do not.

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The term literally means restricting the right of others to copy.

Because of copyright issues related to various aspects of multimedia, not all features are available for reuse.

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A legal concept that protects a creative work just as if it was physical property.
Intellectual property of other, and we request our vistiors to do the same.