Copyright
A collection of rights granted to the author of a work piece
The Five Licenses
1. Public Domain: A piece of work that isn't protected by copyright law
Example: Classic Literature, Classical Music
2. Freeware: Copyrighted work that you can copy, use, or give away for free
Examples: iTunes, Windows Media Player, Safari, Internet Explorer
3. Shareware: A free trial of a program that is limited by time, to use the full service you must pay a fee, whether it be regular or one-time
Examples: Game Demo, Light Version of a Game
4. All Rights Reserved: Only allows the consumer to use the software according to the details and the license
Examples: Madden NFL Games
5. Open Source: Software that includes the source code with the idea that someone can improve it
Examples: Firefox and Google Chrome