Copyright Protects the Underlying Facts or Concepts, but Not the Expression

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True/False

Copyright protects the underlying facts or concepts, but not the expression of an idea.

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Definitions:

Electronic Equipment

This term refers to devices that use electrical energy to perform a variety of functions, such as computing, telecommunication, or entertainment.

Telephone Messages

Written or electronic notes taken to record information from a telephone conversation when the intended recipient is unavailable.

Peripheral

Relating to or situated on the edge or periphery of something; in computer terms, it refers to devices connected to a computer system externally.

Plug Into

To connect or become involved with something or someone in a direct or significant way.