The manner in which ideas are expressed in literary, musical, dramatic, and other artistic works may be copyrighted.

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According to the United States Copyright Office, literary works, musical compositions, and dramatic works (among other creations) are protected by copyright law. This means that the manner in which ideas are expressed in these artistic works can be copyrighted, along with the specific words, notes, or other elements used to convey those ideas.

The Manner in Which Ideas Are Expressed in Literary, Musical