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Activity 4: Baseball
In a group of 3-5, discuss the following scenario:
Your daughter's little-league baseball team is called the "Blue Sox". As a show of team support, your daughter downloads the team logo from the Chicago White Sox web site, uses Photoshop to color the logo blue, and prints it out on t-shirts for the entire team.
- Discuss the copyright implications of this act.
- What if your daughter also created a team web site with the altered
logo on it? Discuss the copyright implications.
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