It depends what kind of material and how much. There are laws protecting the fair use of copyrighted material, but lifting an entire website wholesale is plagiarism and copyright infringement.
Probably not. If the information is protected by copyright, you're subject to the same laws that you would be if the information were in a book. However, the vast majority of information on the internet is not protected by copyright.
If you sought to use the information for academic purposes, it would be plagiarism, and while not necessarily illegal, this could get you into quite a bit of trouble.
Well, it depends on how you are using it. No, it is not ethical/legal to take words or ideas from one site and paste them onto another site without giving the original writer credit or getting permission to do so. It's part of the whole copyright dilemma, and people who publish online have an automatic copyright, if publishing on their own site under their own name, and if they publish on someone else's site, often that site owns the copyright to that work (depends on terms of use). Is it legal to copy and paste your own words, or edit your own work, or use the copy and paste feature to edit the words of others as part of your job or with the permission of the author? Sure.
just copy then paste and then write LD
because it was stupid noob
Plagiarism is illegal because you are copying another person's words and using them as if they were your own. Therefore, you can copy and paste a quote or words to a document, and so forth, as long as you put quotation marks at the beginning and end of the quote or piece of writing, or you can put the source you got it from, and sometimes, if you want to, you can put who wrote the piece of writing you have supplied.
No - simply because the painting will never be an exact copy of the photograph.
Although this is not addressed in the law, it would be unusual for the rightsholder to take action, as it doesn't interrupt their revenue stream.
It is illegal when you copy and paste without the owner's permission. It is illegal because you are taking it and saying it is yours.
It may be illegal
If a Supervisor finds out that you copy and pasted an answer from another website, the Supervisor will remove your answer and you will be warned that plagiarism is against WikiAnswers' rules, and is also illegal.
i would guess just copy and paste. or copy and paste the website the picture is on.
you copy and paste
No, This is a site for the Public but you should not copy the same words exactly.
Yes. It is illegal to copy and paste music and movies. You need expressed permission from the labels to do that. That's what copyright protection is (and DRM).
Yes. It is an infringement of the website owner's copyright. Whether or not you give credit is immaterial and whether or not you charge for it is equally irrelevant. You would be using copyrighted material without permission and that is essentially the definition of infringement.It is not illegal if you are passing it off as your own or if you are charging a fee for its viewing.If you are simply quoting then providing you cite where you got the info from it is fine.Copying a photograph may be illegal however.yes
Copy and paste the URL
download the source and copy paste it
Downloading copy right material is illegal. Mediafire itself isn't really illegal.