1. Copyright rules
Using social networks legally means knowing the rules of copyright. Here's a brief reminder.
1.1 What does copyright protect?
Copyright protects all intellectual creations as long as they are original, in other words, as long as they bear the "stamp of the author's personality". The scope of intellectual creations is very broad, extending beyond publications and works of art. On the other hand, "free-range" ideas can be reproduced.
The challenge is to appreciate the originality of a work, a concept distinct from novelty and indifferent to merit, either to the quality of the work or to its destination, since non-commercial use obeys the same rules as commercial use. It also consists in dissociating the idea, which is not "protectable",...
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Bibliography
Amar M., Mesguich V., Bibliothèques 2.0 à l'heure des médias sociaux , Éditions du Cercle de la librairie, coll. Bibliothèques, 2012
Barthe E., "Panorama de presse à partir de liens hypertexte. Droit, usages et recommandations pratiques", Précisément , 2004. Available online Precisement.org
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Abbreviations and aconyms
CPI: Intellectual Property Code
CC: creative commons
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