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When does the copyright for a work belong to the creator by default?
O The work was created as part of a work-for-hire agreement.
O The work was created as a group or collective work.
O The work was created by an individual.
O The copyright of the work has expired.



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I'd be happy to help with that! The correct answer is: When does the copyright for a work belong to the creator by default? - The work was created by an individual. In copyright law, when an individual creates an original work, they automatically own the copyright to that work. This means that the creator has the exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, perform, and display their work. For example, if a painter creates a new painting, they would automatically hold the copyright to that painting unless they transfer those rights to someone else through a contract or agreement. Therefore, if a work was created by an individual without any specific agreements in place, the default position is that the copyright belongs to the creator.

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