Ethics in the Use of Information

Freedom of Speech
1. "Everyone has the Right to freedom of opinion and expression [...]"
  1. Everyone (no matter status, gender, social condition, economic situation, etc. has the right to express themselves inside the terms of the law.
Balance between:
1. Access to information
2. Freedom of Speech
3. Respect to Intellectual Property
Plagiarism
1. Meaning fraud. "The practice of someone else´s work or ideas and passing thrm as your own".
  1. Basically, taking someone elseés work (complete or parcially) and using it without previous consent. Action penalized by the law.
Legislation against plagiarism
1. Protected Work
  1. Literature
  2. Music
  3. Drama
  4. Dance
  5. Paintings/Drawings
  6. Sculpture and plastic arts
  7. Cartoons and comics
  8. Architecture
  9. Cinema and audiovisuals
2. Unprotected Work
  1. Ideas contained in works
  2. Schemes, plans, rules, etc.
  3. Letters, digits, or isolated colors
  4. Isolated names and titles
Contratacs and licenses of collaborative work platforms
1. Personal information: name, birthdate, email, adress.
2. Files or documents (Copyrighted information)
3. Service use of informtion
4. Acceptance of terms and conditions while entering to a platform performed bya fully mentally developed people

Resource summary

	Created by Eliane Axelle Hernández Osorio about 9 years ago