Copyright and Licenses
Definition of Copyright
Copyright is the the collection of rights granted to the author of a piece of work.
Types of Licenses
Public Domain:Isn’t protected by copyright law.
Freeware:Copyrighted work that you can use, its free.
Shareware:Copyrighted work that is similar to freeware, but if you want permanent/full use, you must pay for it, It offers a free trial.
All Rights Reserved:May be used by the purchaser according to the exact details spelled out in the license agreement.
Open Source:Software that includes the source code with the idea that someone can improve upon it.
Examples
Public Domain: Romeo and Juliet
Freeware: i Tunes
Shareware:Minecraft
All Rights Reserved: Grand Theft Auto Five
Open Source: Google Chrome