For each, indicate whether it applies to patents, copyrights, both or neither.
a. copyright
b...
Computers and Technology, 31.05.2021 22:40 Lunablum
For each, indicate whether it applies to patents, copyrights, both or neither.
a. copyright
b. patent
c. both
d. neither
1. Can apply to computer software
2. Can apply to computer hardware
3. Can apply to a poem as well as a computer program
4. Protects an algorithm for solving a technical problem
5. Guarantees that software development will be profitable
6. Is violated when your friend duplicates your Windows operating system CD Lasts forever
7. Can be violated, even though you have no idea that someone else had the idea first
8. Can be given a Rule Utilitarian justification
9. Provides a potential economic benefit to the author of a computer program
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