Both of the options you provided—pictures or images on the internet and books—are considered forms of intellectual property.
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Pictures or images on the internet: These are typically protected by copyright, which grants the creator exclusive rights to use, distribute, and reproduce their work. The creator has control over how the image is used, unless it is in the public domain or licensed under terms that allow others to use it freely.
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Books: Books are also protected by copyright, which gives the author or publisher exclusive rights to reproduce, distribute, and display the work. This protection encourages creativity and ensures that authors can benefit from their creative efforts.
In summary, both pictures/images and books are considered intellectual property, protected under various laws to promote and safeguard creative works.