What does it mean when we "rework" copyrighted material?

We use ideas and thoughts that have already been protected by the law which is called Copyright. We reworking copyright material means we are taking somebody's ideas and calling it ours. Which is not right by the law.

Answered by koolanswers | 2024-06-10

reworking copyrighted material, is using the same material and changing it as much as it needs to be changed to call it your own material.

Answered by melamore | 2024-06-10

Reworking copyrighted material means altering or adapting someone else's creative work, but it requires legal permission from the copyright holder. Without proper authorization, reworking constitutes copyright infringement, which is illegal. Respecting copyright laws is crucial to support and protect the rights of creators.
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Answered by koolanswers | 2024-10-16