👉 Copyright computing refers to the legal and technical frameworks that govern the ownership, protection, and use of intellectual property within computing environments. It encompasses laws and regulations that define who owns the rights to software, data, algorithms, and other digital content created using computing technologies. These frameworks ensure creators' rights are respected while allowing for the sharing, modification, and distribution of digital works under specific conditions. Copyright computing also addresses issues like digital rights management (DRM), open-source licensing, and the balance between protecting intellectual property and fostering innovation in the digital age.
