The School Fee Riddim was create by Joel david Lindsay for his own label Juju Music Production
in the year 2009.
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You can copyright:
literature, including novels, instruction manuals, computer programs, song lyrics, newspaper articles and some types of database
drama, including dance or mime
music
art, including paintings, engravings, photographs, sculptures, collages, architecture, technical drawings, diagrams, maps and logos
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Copyright applies to any medium. This means that you must not reproduce copyright protected work in another medium without permission. This includes, publishing photographs on the internet, making a sound recording of a book, and so on.
Copyright does not protect ideas for a work. However, when an idea is fixed, for example in writing, copyright automatically protects it. This means that you do not have to apply for copyright.
A copyright protected work can have more than one copyright, or another intellectual property (IP) right, connected to it.
For example, an album of music can have separate copyrights for individual songs, sound recordings, artwork, and so on
