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Worth 1 point Which of the following is incorrect with respect to the manner in which intellectual property differs from tangible personal property? O The inappropriate use of intellectual property may diminish the value of the property to the rightful owner. O The inappropriate use of intellectual property changes the property and prevents the original owner from further use of the property. O Intellectual property rights are largely governed by federal legislation. O If intellectual property is exploited by individuals who lack the authority to exploit such property, the property, nevertheless, continues to be available to the rightful owner. O The inappropriate use of intellectual property does not change the property.Larry writes a daily blog. While surfing the internet he finds that a business is using whole paragraphs from his blog on its website without giving him credit. Is this copyright infringement? O No, because the blog was never published in print O Yes, because everything on the Internet is copyright protected O No, because the original Copyright Act did not mention Internet as a valid method of publication O Yes, because Larry had the right to protect his ideas O Yes, because Larry's blog is originalWhich of the following are the moral rights under the Copyright Act? O The right to integrity, to prevent the work from being the subject of criticism, and to be anonymous O The right that the new owner not distort, mutilate, or otherwise change the work in such a way as to degrade it and bring harm to the reputation of the author O The right to control reproduction, to prevent the work from being abused, and to be anonymous O The right to control reproduction, to prevent the work from being distorted or mutilated, and to be associated with the work O The right to integrity, to prevent the work from being the subject of criticism, and to be associated with the workLaura ans a fried chicken restaurant with a famous secret famin recipe that makes the chicken taste perfect every time. Chartes is hired to work in the kitchen and signs an agreement not to reveal the restaurant's recipe to anyone. Charles is told the secret recipe for the fried chicken. He quits and goes to work at another restaurant and tells his new employer the secret recipe. Which request of Laura's will the court not grant? 0 A request asking for an accounting of the prots the competitor made from the sale otfried chicken 0 A request for punitive damages 0 A request for specific performance requiring Charles to quit his new lab 0 A request for payment of the lost revenue since the competitor started selling the recipe 0 A request for an injunction prohibiting Shades from ever revealing the resins to another person If a breach of a registered trademark can be established, the injured party may seek the assistance of the court. Which of the following is false regarding the injured party's pursuit of his or her losses? O Matters brought in provincial court enable the plaintiff to argue common law rights along with rights under the legislation. O Disputes involving trademarks registered under the Trade-marks Act may be commenced in an applicable provincial court. O The owner of the trademark may be given custody of the offending goods. O In addition to pursuing a remedy based on the inappropriate use of a registered trademark, the plaintiff may also seek to recover his or her losses based on the tort of passing-off. O Disputes involving trademarks registered under the Trade-marks Act must only be commenced in Federal Court, as the Trade-marks Act is federal legislation.Digital locks attempt to secure online content from unauthorized access or use. Can an individual legally circumvent a digital lock in order to download a document for research purposes? O Yes. Any use falling under the fair dealing exception would also prevent liability under the Copyright Act. Maybe, if the type of research performed is for the public good O No. Research is not a fair dealing exception that allows someone to circumvent a digital lock. O No. Attempts to evade a digital lock violate the Copyright Act, with limited exceptions. O Yes. The Copyright Act does not recognize digital locks as a valid protection for copyrighted material.Is a universityr with a clear, written policy which expressly forbids any prohibited use of copyrighted material vicariously liable when a professor {who knows the policy] violates copyright law in publishing an article? 0 Yes. The policy cannot protect the university fmm being vicariously liable for the professor's actions. 0 No. The university is not liable for the copyright infringement of any of its stair. O No. Since the university has a policy against this use of copyrighted material, the professor could not have been acting in the scope of his employment. 0 Yes. A university is always vicariously liable for the bad acts of its employees. 0 Maybe. if the professor took steps to prevent the university from discovering his infringement Which of the following is not a requirement to get a patent for developing a variation of a product? 0 It must be new and original. 0 It must fundamentally change the use of the original product. It must be inventive. 0 It must not be an obvious improvement. 0 It must be useful. functional, and working. Which of the following types of information does not have its use restricted by PIPEDA? O An individual's magazine subscriptions O An individual's propensity for purchasing from a specific website O An individual's medical record O A company's customer list O The pattern of website use by all users as a groupWhv might alternative dispute resolution provide a better option than governmental regulation enforcement for addressing Internet disputes? O Governmental regulation is too quick to respond to an issue and cannot see the larger picture. 0 son is more adaptive and less costly. ADFt is a bureaucratic process that ensures fairness. O The federal govemment cannot address disputes online because it does not have the power to regulate Internet activity. ADFt allows for court endorsed solutions