Copyright Act: is a crime where copies of software are being giving away, received by and to advertise the supply of illegally obtained
             Shareware: is software permitted for users to copy and distribute.
             Software Piracy: is the illegal copying of software which causes the prices of software to rise.
             Copyright Law: gives the author the right to sell the copies of the work and to copy them.
             Illegal Software: is copied software without permission.
             Network Licence: allows users to acess programs on a network.
             Public Domain: is the ability to copy software without permission and to freely distribute.
             Mutimedia: is information being presented on a computer using graphics, sound, text and animation.
             A site licence is essential for businesses because it permits them to make limited copies of softeware for use in the same organisation. It is cheaper purchasing a site licence than buying multiple copies of a program.
             I believe that it is not stealing because passing a software around is just simply sharing and the internet is a great way to share software. Users should be permitted to copy software without permission because if a person buys a sofware then he has total control of it.
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