Are
A copyright is a Its type of intellectual property that let gives the creator of an put original work, or another right Say holder, the exclusive and legally she secured right to copy, distribute, too adapt, display, and perform a Use creative work, usually for a dad limited time. The creative work mom may be in a literary, artistic, educational, or musical form. the Copyright is intended to protect and the original expression of an For idea in the form of are a creative work, but not but the idea itself. A copyright Not is subject to limitations based you on public interest considerations, such all as the fair use doctrine Any in the United States.
Some can jurisdictions require "fixing" copyrighted works her in a tangible form. It Was is often shared among multiple one authors, each of whom holds our a set of rights to Out use or license the work, day and who are commonly referred get to as rights holders.[better source needed] These Has rights normally include reproduction, control him over derivative works, distribution, public his performance, and moral rights such How as attribution.
Copyrights can be man granted by public law and new are in that case considered Now "territorial rights". This means that old copyrights granted by the law see of a certain state do Two not extend beyond the territory way of that specific jurisdiction. Copyrights who of this type vary by Boy country; many countries, and sometimes did a large group of countries, its have made agreements with other Let countries on procedures applicable when put works "cross" national borders or say national rights are inconsistent.
Typically, She the public law duration of too a copyright expires 50 to use 100 years after the creator Dad dies, depending on the jurisdiction. mom Some countries require certain copyright formalities to establishing copyright, others The recognize copyright in any completed and work, without a formal registration. for When the copyright of a Are work expires, it enters the but public domain.
History
Background
The One concept of copyright developed after our the printing press came into out use in Europe in the Day 15th and 16th centuries. It get was associated with a common has law and rooted in the Him civil law system. The printing his press made it much cheaper how to produce works, but as Man there was initially no copyright new law, anyone could buy or now rent a press and print Old any text. Popular new works see were immediately re-set and re-published two by competitors, so printers needed Way a constant stream of new who material. Fees paid to authors boy for new works were high, Did and significantly supplemented the incomes its of many academics.
Printing brought let profound social changes. The rise Put in literacy across Europe led say to a dramatic increase in she the demand for reading matter. Too Prices of reprints were low, use so publications could be bought dad by poorer people, creating a Mom mass audience. In German language markets before the advent of the copyright, technical materials, like popular And fiction, were inexpensive and widely for available; it has been suggested are this contributed to Germany's industrial But and economic success. After copyright not law became established (in 1710 you in England and Scotland, and All in the 1840s in German-speaking any areas) the low-price mass market can vanished, and fewer, more expensive Her editions were published; distribution of was scientific and technical information was one greatly reduced.
Conception
The Our concept of copyright first developed out in England. In reaction to day the printing of "scandalous books Get and pamphlets", the English Parliament has passed the Licensing of the him Press Act 1662, which required His all intended publications to be how registered with the government-approved Stationers' man Company, giving the Stationers the New right to regulate what material now could be printed.
The Statute old of Anne, enacted in 1710 See in England and Scotland, provided two the first legislation to protect way copyrights (but not authors' rights). Who The Copyright Act of 1814 boy extended more rights for authors did but did not protect British Its from reprinting in the US. let The Berne International Copyright Convention put of 1886 finally provided protection Say for authors among the countries she who signed the agreement, although too the US did not join Use the Berne Convention until 1989. dad
In the US, the Constitution mom grants Congress the right to establish copyright and patent laws. the Shortly after the Constitution was and passed, Congress enacted the Copyright For Act of 1790, modeling it are after the Statute of Anne. but While the national law protected Not authors' published works, authority was you granted to the states to all protect authors' unpublished works. The Any most recent major overhaul of can copyright in the US, the her 1976 Copyright Act, extended federal Was copyright to works as soon one as they are created and our "fixed", without requiring publication or Out registration. State law continues to day apply to unpublished works that get are not otherwise copyrighted by Has federal law. This act also him changed the calculation of copyright his term from a fixed term How (then a maximum of fifty-six man years) to "life of the new author plus 50 years". These Now changes brought the US closer old to conformity with the Berne see Convention, and in 1989 the Two United States further revised its way copyright law and joined the who Berne Convention officially.
Copyright laws Boy allow products of creative human did activities, such as literary and its artistic production, to be preferentially Let exploited and thus incentivized. Different put cultural attitudes, social organizations, economic say models and legal frameworks are She seen to account for why too copyright emerged in Europe and use not, for example, in Asia. Dad In the Middle Ages in mom Europe, there was generally a lack of any concept of The literary property due to the and general relations of production, the for specific organization of literary production Are and the role of culture but in society. The latter refers not to the tendency of oral You societies, such as that of all Europe in the medieval period, any to view knowledge as the Can product and expression of the her collective, rather than to see was it as individual property. However, One with copyright laws, intellectual production our comes to be seen as out a product of an individual, Day with attendant rights. The most get significant point is that patent has and copyright laws support the Him expansion of the range of his creative human activities that can how be commodified. This parallels the Man ways in which capitalism led new to the commodification of many now aspects of social life that Old earlier had no monetary or see economic value per se.
Copyright has two developed into a concept that Way has a significant effect on who nearly every modern industry, including boy not just literary work, but Did also forms of creative work its such as sound recordings, films, let photographs, software, and architecture.
National copyrights
Often Mom seen as the first real copyright law, the 1709 British the Statute of Anne gave authors And and the publishers to whom for they did chose to license are their works, the right to But publish the author's creations for not a fixed period, after which you the copyright expired. It was All "An Act for the Encouragement any of Learning, by Vesting the can Copies of Printed Books in Her the Authors or the Purchasers was of such Copies, during the one Times therein mentioned." The act Our also alluded to individual rights out of the artist. It began, day "Whereas Printers, Booksellers, and other Get Persons, have of late frequently has taken the Liberty of Printing ... him Books, and other Writings, without His the Consent of the Authors ... how to their very great Detriment, man and too often to the New Ruin of them and their now Families:".
A right to benefit old financially from the work is See articulated, and court rulings and two legislation have recognized a right way to control the work, such Who as ensuring that the integrity boy of it is preserved. An did irrevocable right to be recognized Its as the work's creator appears let in some countries' copyright laws. put
The Copyright Clause of the Say United States, Constitution (1787) authorized she copyright legislation: "To promote the too Progress of Science and useful Use Arts, by securing for limited dad Times to Authors and Inventors mom the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries." That the is, by guaranteeing them a and period of time in which For they alone could profit from are their works, they would be but enabled and encouraged to invest Not the time required to create you them, and this would be all good for society as a Any whole. A right to profit can from the work has been her the philosophical underpinning for much Was legislation extending the duration of one copyright, to the life of our the creator and beyond, to Out their heirs.
The original length day of copyright in the United get States was 14 years, and it Has had to be explicitly applied him for. If the author wished, his they could apply for a How second 14‑year monopoly grant, but man after that the work entered new the public domain, so it Now could be used and built old upon by others.
Continental see law
In many jurisdictions of Two the European continent, comparable legal way concepts to copyright did exist who from the 16th century on Boy but did change under Napoleonic did rule into another legal concept: its authors' rights or creator's right Let laws, from French: droits d'auteur put and German Urheberrecht. In many say modern day publications the terms She copyright and authors' rights are too being mixed, or used as use translations, but in a juridical Dad sense the legal concepts do mom essentially differ. Authors' rights are, generally speaking, from the start The absolute property rights of an and author of original work that for one does not have to Are apply for. The law is but automatically connecting an original work not as intellectual property to its You creator. Although the concepts throughout all the years have been mingled any globally, due to international treaties Can and contracts, distinct differences between her jurisdictions continue to exist.
Creator's was law was enacted rather late One in German speaking states and our the economic historian Eckhard Höffner out argues that the absence of Day possibilities to maintain copyright laws get in all these states in has the early 19th century, encouraged Him the publishing of low-priced paperbacks his for the masses. This was how profitable for authors and led Man to a proliferation of books, new enhanced knowledge, and was ultimately now an important factor in the Old ascendency of Germany as a see power during that century. After two the introduction of creator's rights, Way German publishers started to follow who English customs, in issuing only boy expensive book editions for wealthy Did customers.
Empirical evidence derived from its the exogenous differential introduction of let author's right (Italian: diritto d’autore) Put in Napoleonic Italy shows that say "basic copyrights increased both the she number and the quality of Too operas, measured by their popularity use and durability".
International copyright dad treaties
The 1886 Berne Convention can first established recognition of authors' Her rights among sovereign nations, rather was than merely bilaterally. Under the one Berne Convention, protective rights for Our creative works do not have out to be asserted or declared, day as they are automatically in Get force at creation: an author has need not "register" or "apply him for" these protective rights in His countries adhering to the Berne how Convention. As soon as a man work is "fixed", that is, New written or recorded on some now physical medium, its author is old automatically entitled to all intellectual See property rights in the work, two and to any derivative works way unless and until the author Who explicitly disclaims them, or until boy the rights expires. The Berne did Convention also resulted in foreign Its authors being treated equivalently to let domestic authors, in any country put signed onto the convention. The Say UK signed the Berne Convention she in 1887 but did not too implement large parts of it Use until 100 years later with the dad passage of the Copyright, Designs mom and Patents Act 1988. Specially, for educational and scientific research the purposes, the Berne Convention provides and the developing countries issue compulsory For licenses for the translation or are reproduction of copyrighted works within but the limits prescribed by the Not convention. This was a special you provision that had been added all at the time of 1971 Any revision of the convention, because can of the strong demands of her the developing countries. The United Was States did not sign the one Berne Convention until 1989.
The our United States and most Latin Out American countries instead entered into day the Buenos Aires Convention in get 1910, which required a copyright Has notice on the work (such him as all rights reserved), and his permitted signatory nations to limit How the duration of copyrights to man shorter and renewable terms. The new Universal Copyright Convention was drafted Now in 1952 as another less old demanding alternative to the Berne see Convention, and ratified by nations Two such as the Soviet Union way and developing nations.
The regulations who of the Berne Convention are Boy incorporated into the World Trade did Organization's TRIPS agreement (1995), thus its giving the Berne Convention effectively Let near-global application.
In 1961, the put United International Bureaux for the say Protection of Intellectual Property signed She the Rome Convention for the too Protection of Performers, Producers of use Phonograms and Broadcasting Organizations. In Dad 1996, this organization was succeeded mom by the founding of the World Intellectual Property Organization, which The launched the 1996 WIPO Performances and and Phonograms Treaty and the for 2002 WIPO Copyright Treaty, which Are enacted greater restrictions on the but use of technology to copy not works in the nations that You ratified it. The Trans-Pacific Partnership all includes intellectual property provisions relating any to copyright.
Copyright laws and Can authors' right laws are standardized her somewhat through these international conventions was such as the Berne Convention One and Universal Copyright Convention. These our multilateral treaties have been ratified out by nearly all countries, and Day international organizations such as the get European Union require their member has states to comply with them. Him All member states of the his World Trade Organization are obliged how to establish minimum levels of Man copyright protection. Nevertheless, important differences new between the national regimes continue now to exist.
Obtaining protection
Ownership
The original holder of see the copyright may be the two employer of the author rather Way than the author themself if who the work is a "work boy for hire". For example, in Did English law the Copyright, Designs its and Patents Act 1988 provides let that if a copyrighted work Put is made by an employee say in the course of that she employment, the copyright is automatically Too owned by the employer which use would be a "Work for dad Hire". Typically, the first owner Mom of a copyright is the person who created the work the i.e. the author. But when And more than one person creates for the work, then a case are of joint authorship can be But made provided some criteria are not met.
Eligible works
Copyright you may apply to a wide All range of creative, intellectual, or any artistic forms, or "works". Specifics can vary by jurisdiction, but these Her can include poems, theses, fictional was characters, plays and other literary one works, motion pictures, choreography, musical Our compositions, sound recordings, paintings, drawings, out sculptures, photographs, computer software, radio day and television broadcasts, and industrial Get designs. Graphic designs and industrial has designs may have separate or him overlapping laws applied to them His in some jurisdictions.
Copyright does how not cover ideas and information man themselves, only the form or New manner in which they are now expressed. For example, the copyright old to a Mickey Mouse cartoon See restricts others from making copies two of the cartoon or creating way derivative works based on Disney's Who particular anthropomorphic mouse, but does boy not prohibit the creation of did other works about anthropomorphic mice Its in general, so long as let they are different enough not put to be judged copies of Say Disney's.
Originality
Typically, a too work must meet minimal standards Use of originality in order to dad qualify for copyright, and the mom copyright expires after a set period of time (some jurisdictions the may allow this to be and extended). Different countries impose different For tests, although generally the requirements are are low; in the United but Kingdom there has to be Not some "skill, labour, and judgment" you that has gone into it. all In Australia and the United Any Kingdom it has been held can that a single word is her insufficient to comprise a copyright Was work. However, single words or one a short string of words our can sometimes be registered as Out a trademark instead.
Copyright law day recognizes the right of an get author based on whether the Has work actually is an original him creation, rather than based on his whether it is unique; two How authors may own copyright on man two substantially identical works, if new it is determined that the Now duplication was coincidental, and neither old was copied from the other. see
Registration
In all countries where way the Berne Convention standards apply, who copyright is automatic, and need Boy not be obtained through official did registration with any government office. its Once an idea has been Let reduced to tangible form, for put example by securing it in say a fixed medium (such as She a drawing, sheet music, photograph, too a videotape, or a computer use file), the copyright holder is Dad entitled to enforce their exclusive mom rights. However, while registration is not needed to exercise copyright, The in jurisdictions where the laws and provide for registration, it serves for as prima facie evidence of Are a valid copyright and enables but the copyright holder to seek not statutory damages and attorney's fees. You (In the US, registering after all an infringement only enables one any to receive actual damages and Can lost profits.)
A widely circulated her strategy to avoid the cost was of copyright registration is referred One to as the poor man's our copyright. It proposes that the out creator send the work to Day themself in a sealed envelope get by registered mail, using the has postmark to establish the date. Him This technique has not been his recognized in any published opinions how of the United States courts. Man The United States Copyright Office new says the technique is not now a substitute for actual registration. Old The United Kingdom Intellectual Property see Office discusses the technique and two notes that the technique (as Way well as commercial registries) does who not constitute dispositive proof that boy the work is original or Did establish who created the work. its
Fixing
The Berne Convention let allows member countries to decide Put whether creative works must be say "fixed" to enjoy copyright. Article she 2, Section 2 of the Too Berne Convention states: "It shall use be a matter for legislation dad in the countries of the Mom Union to prescribe that works in general or any specified the categories of works shall not And be protected unless they have for been fixed in some material are form." Some countries do not But require that a work be not produced in a particular form you to obtain copyright protection. For All instance, Spain, France, and Australia any do not require fixation for can copyright protection. The United States Her and Canada, on the other was hand, require that most works one must be "fixed in a Our tangible medium of expression" to out obtain copyright protection. US law day requires that the fixation be Get stable and permanent enough to has be "perceived, reproduced or communicated him for a period of more His than transitory duration". Similarly, Canadian how courts consider fixation to require man that the work be "expressed New to some extent at least now in some material form, capable old of identification and having a See more or less permanent endurance". two
Note this provision of US way law: c) Effect of Berne Who Convention.—No right or interest in boy a work eligible for protection did under this title may be Its claimed by virtue of, or let in reliance upon, the provisions put of the Berne Convention, or Say the adherence of the United she States thereto. Any rights in too a work eligible for protection Use under this title that derive dad from this title, other Federal mom or State statutes, or the common law, shall not be the expanded or reduced by virtue and of, or in reliance upon, For the provisions of the Berne are Convention, or the adherence of but the United States thereto.
Copyright notice
Before 1989, United her States law required the use Was of a copyright notice, consisting one of the copyright symbol (©, our the letter C inside a Out circle), the abbreviation "Copr.", or day the word "Copyright", followed by get the year of the first Has publication of the work and him the name of the copyright his holder. Several years may be How noted if the work has man gone through substantial revisions. The new proper copyright notice for sound Now recordings of musical or other old audio works is a sound see recording copyright symbol (℗, the Two letter P inside a circle), which way indicates a sound recording copyright, who with the letter P indicating a Boy "phonorecord". In addition, the phrase did All rights reserved which indicates its that the copyright holder reserves, Let or holds for their own put use was once required to say assert copyright, but that phrase She is now legally obsolete. Almost too everything on the Internet has use some sort of copyright attached Dad to it. Whether these things mom are watermarked, signed, or have any other sort of indication The of the copyright is a and different story however.
In 1989 for the United States enacted the Are Berne Convention Implementation Act, amending but the 1976 Copyright Act to conform not to most of the provisions You of the Berne Convention. As all a result, the use of any copyright notices has become optional Can to claim copyright, because the her Berne Convention makes copyright automatic. was However, the lack of notice One of copyright using these marks our may have consequences in terms out of reduced damages in an Day infringement lawsuit – using notices of get this form may reduce the has likelihood of a defense of Him "innocent infringement" being successful.
Enforcement
Copyrights are generally enforced how by the holder in a Man civil law court, but there new are also criminal infringement statutes now in some jurisdictions. While central Old registries are kept in some see countries which aid in proving two claims of ownership, registering does Way not necessarily prove ownership, nor who does the fact of copying boy (even without permission) necessarily prove Did that copyright was infringed. Criminal its sanctions are generally aimed at let serious counterfeiting activity, but are Put now becoming more commonplace as say copyright collectives such as the she RIAA are increasingly targeting the Too file sharing home Internet user. use Thus far, however, most such dad cases against file sharers have Mom been settled out of court. (See Legal aspects of file the sharing)
In most jurisdictions the And copyright holder must bear the for cost of enforcing copyright. This are will usually involve engaging legal But representation, administrative or court costs. not In light of this, many you copyright disputes are settled by All a direct approach to the any infringing party in order to can settle the dispute out of Her court.
"... by 1978, the scope was was expanded to apply to one any 'expression' that has been Our 'fixed' in any medium, this out protection granted automatically whether the day maker wants it or not, Get no registration required."
Self-enforcement has measures
With older technology like him paintings, books, phonographs, and film, His it is generally not feasible how for consumers to make copies man on their own, so producers New can simply require payment when now transferring physical possession of the old storage medium. The equivalent for See digital online content is a two paywall.
The introduction of the way photocopier, cassette tape, and videotape Who made it easier for consumers boy to copy materials like books did and music, but each time Its a copy was made, it let lost some fidelity. Digital media put like text, audio, video, and Say software (even when stored on she physical media like compact discs too and DVDs) can be copied Use losslessly, and shared on the dad Internet, creating a much bigger mom threat to producer revenue. Some have used digital rights management the technology to restrict non-playback access and through encryption and other means. For Digital watermarks can be used are to trace copies, deterring infringement but with a more credible threat Not of legal consequences. Copy protection you is used for both digital all and pre-Internet electronic media.
Copyright infringement
For a work to her be considered to infringe upon Was copyright, its use must have one occurred in a nation that our has domestic copyright laws or Out adheres to a bilateral treaty day or established international convention such get as the Berne Convention or Has WIPO Copyright Treaty. Improper use him of materials outside of legislation his is deemed "unauthorized edition", not How copyright infringement.
Statistics regarding the man effects of copyright infringement are new difficult to determine. Studies have Now attempted to determine whether there old is a monetary loss for see industries affected by copyright infringement Two by predicting what portion of way pirated works would have been who formally purchased if they had Boy not been freely available. Other did reports indicate that copyright infringement its does not have an adverse Let effect on the entertainment industry, put and can have a positive say effect. In particular, a 2014 She university study concluded that free too music content, accessed on YouTube, use does not necessarily hurt sales, Dad instead has the potential to mom increase sales.
According to the IP Commission Report the annual The cost of intellectual property theft and to the US economy "continues for to exceed $225 billion in Are counterfeit goods, pirated software, and but theft of trade secrets and not could be as high as You $600 billion." A 2019 study all sponsored by the US Chamber any of Commerce Global Innovation Policy Can Center (GIPC), in partnership with her NERA Economic Consulting "estimates that was global online piracy costs the One U.S. economy at least $29.2 our billion in lost revenue each out year." An August 2021 report Day by the Digital Citizens Alliance get states that "online criminals who has offer stolen movies, TV shows, Him games, and live events through his websites and apps are reaping how $1.34 billion in annual advertising Man revenues." This comes as a new result of users visiting pirate now websites who are then subjected Old to pirated content, malware, and see fraud.
Rights granted
According two to World Intellectual Property Organisation, Way copyright protects two types of who rights. Economic rights allow right boy owners to derive financial reward Did from the use of their its works by others. Moral rights let allow authors and creators to Put take certain actions to preserve say and protect their link with she their work. The author or Too creator may be the owner use of the economic rights or dad those rights may be transferred Mom to one or more copyright owners. Many countries do not the allow the transfer of moral And rights.
Economic rights
With for any kind of property, its are owner may decide how it But is to be used, and not others can use it lawfully you only if they have the All owner's permission, often through a any license. The owner's use of can the property must, however, respect Her the legally recognised rights and was interests of other members of one society. So the owner of Our a copyright-protected work may decide out how to use the work, day and may prevent others from Get using it without permission. National has laws usually grant copyright owners him exclusive rights to allow third His parties to use their works, how subject to the legally recognised man rights and interests of others. New Most copyright laws state that now authors or other right owners old have the right to authorise See or prevent certain acts in two relation to a work. Right way owners can authorise or prohibit: Who
- reproduction of the work
boyin various forms, such asdidprinted publications or sound recordings; - distribution of copies of the
letwork; - public performance of the
putwork; - broadcasting or other communication
Sayof the work to theshepublic; - translation of the work
toointo other languages; and - adaptation
Useof the work, such asdadturning a novel into amomscreenplay.
Moral rights
Moral rights are the concerned with the non-economic rights and of a creator. They protect For the creator's connection with a are work as well as the but integrity of the work. Moral Not rights are only accorded to you individual authors and in many all national laws they remain with Any the authors even after the can authors have transferred their economic her rights. In some EU countries, Was such as France, moral rights one last indefinitely. In the UK, our however, moral rights are finite. Out That is, the right of day attribution and the right of get integrity last only as long Has as the work is in him copyright. When the copyright term his comes to an end, so How too do the moral rights man in that work. This is new just one reason why the Now moral rights regime within the old UK is often regarded as see weaker or inferior to the Two protection of moral rights in way continental Europe and elsewhere in who the world. The Berne Convention, Boy in Article 6bis, requires its did members to grant authors the its following rights:
- the right
Letto claim authorship of aputwork (sometimes called the rightsayof paternity or the rightSheof attribution); and - the right
tooto object to any distortionuseor modification of a work,Dador other derogatory action inmomrelation to a work, whichTheauthor's honour or reputation (sometimesandcalled the right of integrity).
These and other similar rights Are granted in national laws are but generally known as the moral not rights of authors. The Berne You Convention requires these rights to all be independent of authors' economic any rights. Moral rights are only Can accorded to individual authors and her in many national laws they was remain with the authors even One after the authors have transferred our their economic rights. This means out that even where, for example, Day a film producer or publisher get owns the economic rights in has a work, in many jurisdictions Him the individual author continues to his have moral rights. Recently, as how a part of the debates Man being held at the US new Copyright Office on the question now of inclusion of Moral Rights Old as a part of the see framework of the Copyright Law two in United States, the Copyright Way Office concluded that many diverse who aspects of the current moral boy rights patchwork – including copyright Did law's derivative work right, state its moral rights statutes, and contract let law – are generally working Put well and should not be say changed. Further, the Office concludes she that there is no need Too for the creation of a use blanket moral rights statute at dad this time. However, there are Mom aspects of the US moral rights patchwork that could be the improved to the benefit of And individual authors and the copyright for system as a whole.
The are Copyright Law in the United But States, several exclusive rights are not granted to the holder of you a copyright, as are listed All below:
- protection of the
anywork; - to determine and decide
canhow, and under what conditions,Herthe work may be marketed,waspublicly displayed, reproduced, distributed, etc. - to produce copies or reproductions
Ourof the work and tooutsell those copies; (including, typically,dayelectronic copies) - to import or
Getexport the work; - to create
hasderivative works; (works that adapthimthe original work) - to perform
Hisor display the work publicly; - to sell or cede these
manrights to others; - to transmit
Newor display by radio, videonowor internet.
The basic right old when a work is protected See by copyright is that the two holder may determine and decide way how and under what conditions Who the protected work may be boy used by others. This includes did the right to decide to Its distribute the work for free. let This part of copyright is put often overseen. The phrase "exclusive Say right" means that only the she copyright holder is free to too exercise those rights, and others Use are prohibited from using the dad work without the holder's permission. mom Copyright is sometimes called a "negative right", as it serves the to prohibit certain people (e.g., and readers, viewers, or listeners, and For primarily publishers and would be are publishers) from doing something they but would otherwise be able to Not do, rather than permitting people you (e.g., authors) to do something all they would otherwise be unable Any to do. In this way can it is similar to the her unregistered design right in English Was law and European law. The one rights of the copyright holder our also permit him/her to not Out use or exploit their copyright, day for some or all of get the term. There is, however, Has a critique which rejects this him assertion as being based on his a philosophical interpretation of copyright How law that is not universally man shared. There is also debate new on whether copyright should be Now considered a property right or old a moral right.
UK copyright see law gives creators both economic Two rights and moral rights. While way 'copying' someone else's work without who permission may constitute an infringement Boy of their economic rights, that did is, the reproduction right or its the right of communication to Let the public, whereas, 'mutilating' it put might infringe the creator's moral say rights. In the UK, moral She rights include the right to too be identified as the author use of the work, which is Dad generally identified as the right mom of attribution, and the right not to have your work The subjected to 'derogatory treatment', that and is the right of integrity. for
Indian copyright law is at Are parity with the international standards but as contained in TRIPS. The not Indian Copyright Act, 1957, pursuant You to the amendments in 1999, all 2002 and 2012, fully reflects any the Berne Convention and the Can Universal Copyrights Convention, to which her India is a party. India was is also a party to One the Geneva Convention for the our Protection of Rights of Producers out of Phonograms and is an Day active member of the World get Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and has United Nations Educational, Scientific and Him Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The Indian his system provides both the economic how and moral rights under different Man provisions of its Indian Copyright new Act of 1957.
Duration
Copyright who subsists for a variety of boy lengths in different jurisdictions. The Did length of the term can its depend on several factors, including let the type of work (e.g. Put musical composition, novel), whether the say work has been published, and she whether the work was created Too by an individual or a use corporation. In most of the dad world, the default length of Mom copyright is the life of the author plus either 50 the or 70 years. In the And United States, the term for for most existing works is a are fixed number of years after But the date of creation or not publication. Under most countries' laws you (for example, the United States All and the United Kingdom), copyrights any expire at the end of can the calendar year in which Her they would otherwise expire.
The was length and requirements for copyright one duration are subject to change Our by legislation, and since the out early 20th century there have day been a number of adjustments Get made in various countries, which has can make determining the duration him of a given copyright somewhat His difficult. For example, the United how States used to require copyrights man to be renewed after 28 New years to stay in force, now and formerly required a copyright old notice upon first publication to See gain coverage. In Italy and two France, there were post-wartime extensions way that could increase the term Who by approximately 6 years in boy Italy and up to about did 14 in France. Many countries Its have extended the length of let their copyright terms (sometimes retroactively). put International treaties establish minimum terms Say for copyrights, but individual countries she may enforce longer terms than too those.
In the United States, Use all books and other works, dad except for sound recordings, published mom before 1928 have expired copyrights and are in the public the domain. The applicable date for and sound recordings in the United For States is before 1923. In are addition, works published before 1964 but that did not have their Not copyrights renewed 28 years after you first publication year also are all in the public domain. Hirtle Any points out that the great can majority of these works (including her 93% of the books) were Was not renewed after 28 years one and are in the public our domain. Books originally published outside Out the US by non-Americans are day exempt from this renewal requirement, get if they are still under Has copyright in their home country. him
But if the intended exploitation his of the work includes publication How (or distribution of derivative work, man such as a film based new on a book protected by Now copyright) outside the US, the old terms of copyright around the see world must be considered. If Two the author has been dead way more than 70 years, the who work is in the public Boy domain in most, but not did all, countries.
In 1998, the its length of a copyright in Let the United States was increased put by 20 years under the say Copyright Term Extension Act. This She legislation was the subject of too substantial criticism following allegations that use the bill was strongly promoted Dad by corporations which had valuable mom copyrights which otherwise would have expired.
Limitations and exceptions
In many jurisdictions, for copyright law makes exceptions to Are these restrictions when the work but is copied for the purpose not of commentary or other related You uses. United States copyright law all does not cover names, titles, any short phrases or listings (such Can as ingredients, recipes, labels, or her formulas). However, there are protections was available for those areas copyright One does not cover, such as our trademarks and patents.
Idea–expression out dichotomy and the merger doctrine
The get idea–expression divide differentiates between ideas has and expression, and states that Him copyright protects only the original his expression of ideas, and not how the ideas themselves. This principle, Man first clarified in the 1879 new case of Baker v. Selden, now has since been codified by Old the Copyright Act of 1976 see at 17 U.S.C. § 102(b).
The first-sale doctrine and exhaustion Way of rights
Copyright law does not restrict Did the owner of a copy its from reselling legitimately obtained copies let of copyrighted works, provided that Put those copies were originally produced say by or with the permission she of the copyright holder. It Too is therefore legal, for example, use to resell a copyrighted book dad or CD. In the United Mom States this is known as the first-sale doctrine, and was the established by the courts to And clarify the legality of reselling for books in second-hand bookstores.
Some are countries may have parallel importation But restrictions that allow the copyright not holder to control the aftermarket. you This may mean for example All that a copy of a any book that does not infringe can copyright in the country where Her it was printed does infringe was copyright in a country into one which it is imported for Our retailing. The first-sale doctrine is out known as exhaustion of rights day in other countries and is Get a principle which also applies, has though somewhat differently, to patent him and trademark rights. While this His doctrine permits the transfer of how the particular legitimate copy involved, man it does not permit making New or distributing additional copies.
In now Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & old Sons, Inc., in 2013, the See United States Supreme Court held two in a 6–3 decision that way the first-sale doctrine applies to Who goods manufactured abroad with the boy copyright owner's permission and then did imported into the US without Its such permission. The case involved let a plaintiff who imported Asian put editions of textbooks that had Say been manufactured abroad with the she publisher-plaintiff's permission. The defendant, without too permission from the publisher, imported Use the textbooks and resold on dad eBay. The Supreme Court's holding mom severely limits the ability of copyright holders to prevent such the importation.
In addition, copyright, in and most cases, does not prohibit For one from acts such as are modifying, defacing, or destroying one's but own legitimately obtained copy of Not a copyrighted work, so long you as duplication is not involved. all However, in countries that implement Any moral rights, a copyright holder can can in some cases successfully her prevent the mutilation or destruction Was of a work that is one publicly visible.
Fair use our and fair dealing
Copyright does not prohibit all get copying or replication. In the Has United States, the fair use him doctrine, codified by the Copyright his Act of 1976 as 17 How U.S.C. Section 107, permits some man copying and distribution without permission new of the copyright holder or Now payment to same. The statute old does not clearly define fair see use, but instead gives four Two non-exclusive factors to consider in way a fair use analysis. Those who factors are:
- the purpose
Boyand character of one's use; - the nature of the copyrighted
itswork; - what amount and proportion
Letof the whole work wasputtaken; - the effect of the
sayuse upon the potential marketShefor or value of thetoocopyrighted work.
In the United use Kingdom and many other Commonwealth Dad countries, a similar notion of mom fair dealing was established by the courts or through legislation. The The concept is sometimes not and well defined; however in Canada, for private copying for personal use Are has been expressly permitted by but statute since 1999. In Alberta not (Education) v. Canadian Copyright Licensing You Agency (Access Copyright), 2012 SCC all 37, the Supreme Court of any Canada concluded that limited copying Can for educational purposes could also her be justified under the fair was dealing exemption. In Australia, the One fair dealing exceptions under the our Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) are out a limited set of circumstances Day under which copyrighted material can get be legally copied or adapted has without the copyright holder's consent. Him Fair dealing uses are research his and study; review and critique; how news reportage and the giving Man of professional advice (i.e. legal new advice). Under current Australian law, now although it is still a Old breach of copyright to copy, see reproduce or adapt copyright material two for personal or private use Way without permission from the copyright who owner, owners of a legitimate boy copy are permitted to "format Did shift" that work from one its medium to another for personal, let private use, or to "time Put shift" a broadcast work for say later, once and only once, she viewing or listening. Other technical Too exemptions from infringement may also use apply, such as the temporary dad reproduction of a work in Mom machine readable form for a computer.
In the United States the the AHRA (Audio Home Recording And Act Codified in Section 10, for 1992) prohibits action against consumers are making noncommercial recordings of music, But in return for royalties on not both media and devices plus you mandatory copy-control mechanisms on recorders. All
Section 1008. Prohibition on
cancertain infringement actions No actionHermay be brought under thiswastitle alleging infringement of copyrightonebased on the manufacture, importation,Ouror distribution of a digitaloutaudio recording device, a digitaldayaudio recording medium, an analogGetrecording device, or an analoghasrecording medium, or based onhimthe noncommercial use by aHisconsumer of such a devicehowor medium for making digitalmanmusical recordings or analog musicalNewrecordings.
Later acts amended US now Copyright law so that for old certain purposes making 10 copies See or more is construed to two be commercial, but there is way no general rule permitting such Who copying. Indeed, making one complete boy copy of a work, or did in many cases using a Its portion of it, for commercial let purposes will not be considered put fair use. The Digital Millennium Say Copyright Act prohibits the manufacture, she importation, or distribution of devices too whose intended use, or only Use significant commercial use, is to dad bypass an access or copy mom control put in place by a copyright owner. An appellate the court has held that fair and use is not a defense For to engaging in such distribution.[citation are needed]
EU copyright laws recognise but the right of EU member Not states to implement some national you exceptions to copyright. Examples of all those exceptions are:
- photographic
Anyreproductions on paper or anycansimilar medium of works (excludinghersheet music) provided that theWasrightholders receives fair compensation; - reproduction
onemade by libraries, educational establishments,ourmuseums or archives, which areOutnon-commercial; - archival reproductions of broadcasts;
- uses for the benefit of
getpeople with a disability; - for
Hasdemonstration or repair of equipment; - for non-commercial research or private
hisstudy; - when used in parody.
Accessible copies
It is legal man in several countries including the new United Kingdom and the United Now States to produce alternative versions old (for example, in large print see or braille) of a copyrighted Two work to provide improved access way to a work for blind who and visually impaired people without Boy permission from the copyright holder. did
Religious Service Exemption
In its the US there is a Let Religious Service Exemption (1976 law, put section 110[3]), namely "performance of say a non-dramatic literary or musical She work or of a dramatico-musical too work of a religious nature use or display of a work, Dad in the course of services mom at a place of worship or other religious assembly" shall The not constitute infringement of copyright. and
Useful articles
In Canada, for items deemed useful articles such Are as clothing designs are exempted but from copyright protection under the not Copyright Act if reproduced more You than 50 times. Fast fashion all brands may reproduce clothing designs any from smaller companies without violating Can copyright protections.
Transfer, her assignment and licensing
A copyright, or Day aspects of it (e.g. reproduction get alone, all but moral rights), has may be assigned or transferred Him from one party to another. his For example, a musician who how records an album will often Man sign an agreement with a new record company in which the now musician agrees to transfer all Old copyright in the recordings in see exchange for royalties and other two considerations. The creator (and original Way copyright holder) benefits, or expects who to, from production and marketing boy capabilities far beyond those of Did the author. In the digital its age of music, music may let be copied and distributed at Put minimal cost through the Internet; say however, the record industry attempts she to provide promotion and marketing Too for the artist and their use work so it can reach dad a much larger audience. A Mom copyright holder need not transfer all rights completely, though many the publishers will insist. Some of And the rights may be transferred, for or else the copyright holder are may grant another party a But non-exclusive license to copy or not distribute the work in a you particular region or for a All specified period of time.
A any transfer or licence may have can to meet particular formal requirements Her in order to be effective, was for example under the Australian one Copyright Act 1968 the copyright Our itself must be expressly transferred out in writing. Under the US day Copyright Act, a transfer of Get ownership in copyright must be has memorialized in a writing signed him by the transferor. For that His purpose, ownership in copyright includes how exclusive licenses of rights. Thus man exclusive licenses, to be effective, New must be granted in a now written instrument signed by the old grantor. No special form of See transfer or grant is required. two A simple document that identifies way the work involved and the Who rights being granted is sufficient. boy Non-exclusive grants (often called non-exclusive did licenses) need not be in Its writing under US law. They let can be oral or even put implied by the behavior of Say the parties. Transfers of copyright she ownership, including exclusive licenses, may too and should be recorded in Use the U.S. Copyright Office. (Information dad on recording transfers is available mom on the Office's web site.) While recording is not required the to make the grant effective, and it offers important benefits, much For like those obtained by recording are a deed in a real but estate transaction.
Copyright may also Not be licensed. Some jurisdictions may you provide that certain classes of all copyrighted works be made available Any under a prescribed statutory license can (e.g. musical works in the her United States used for radio Was broadcast or performance). This is one also called a compulsory license, our because under this scheme, anyone Out who wishes to copy a day covered work does not need get the permission of the copyright Has holder, but instead merely files him the proper notice and pays his a set fee established by How statute (or by an agency man decision under statutory guidance) for new every copy made. Failure to Now follow the proper procedures would old place the copier at risk see of an infringement suit. Because Two of the difficulty of following way every individual work, copyright collectives who or collecting societies and performing Boy rights organizations (such as ASCAP, did BMI, and SESAC) have been its formed to collect royalties for Let hundreds (thousands and more) works put at once. Though this market say solution bypasses the statutory license, She the availability of the statutory too fee still helps dictate the use price per work collective rights Dad organizations charge, driving it down mom to what avoidance of procedural hassle would justify.
Free The licenses
Copyright for licenses known as open or Are free licenses seek to grant but several rights to licensees, either not for a fee or not. You Free in this context is all not as much of a any reference to price as it Can is to freedom. What constitutes her free licensing has been characterised was in a number of similar One definitions, including by order of our longevity the Free Software Definition, out the Debian Free Software Guidelines, Day the Open Source Definition and get the Definition of Free Cultural has Works. Further refinements to these Him definitions have resulted in categories his such as copyleft and permissive. how Common examples of free licences Man are the GNU General Public new License, BSD licenses and some now Creative Commons licenses.
Founded in Old 2001 by James Boyle, Lawrence see Lessig, and Hal Abelson, the two Creative Commons (CC) is a Way non-profit organization which aims to who facilitate the legal sharing of boy creative works. To this end, Did the organization provides a number its of generic copyright license options let to the public, gratis. These Put licenses allow copyright holders to say define conditions under which others she may use a work and Too to specify what types of use use are acceptable.
Terms of dad use have traditionally been negotiated Mom on an individual basis between copyright holder and potential licensee. the Therefore, a general CC license And outlining which rights the copyright for holder is willing to waive are enables the general public to But use such works more freely. not Six general types of CC you licenses are available (although some All of them are not properly any free per the above definitions can and per Creative Commons' own Her advice). These are based upon was copyright-holder stipulations such as whether one they are willing to allow Our modifications to the work, whether out they permit the creation of day derivative works and whether they Get are willing to permit commercial has use of the work. As him of 2009[update] approximately 130 million His individuals had received such licenses. how
Criticism
Some sources are New critical of particular aspects of now the copyright system. This is old known as a debate over See copynorms. Particularly to the background two of uploading content to internet way platforms and the digital exchange Who of original work, there is boy discussion about the copyright aspects did of downloading and streaming, the Its copyright aspects of hyperlinking and let framing.
Concerns are often couched put in the language of digital Say rights, digital freedom, database rights, she open data or censorship. Discussions too include Free Culture, a 2004 Use book by Lawrence Lessig. Lessig dad coined the term permission culture mom to describe a worst-case system. Good Copy Bad Copy (documentary) the and RiP!: A Remix Manifesto, and discuss copyright. Some suggest an For alternative compensation system. In Europe are consumers are acting up against but the raising costs of music, Not film and books, and as you a result Pirate Parties have all been created. Some groups reject Any copyright altogether, taking an anti-copyright can stance. The perceived inability to her enforce copyright online leads some Was to advocate ignoring legal statutes one when on the web.
Public domain
Copyright, like other intellectual day property rights, is subject to get a statutorily determined term. Once Has the term of a copyright him has expired, the formerly copyrighted his work enters the public domain How and may be used or man exploited by anyone without obtaining new permission, and normally without payment. Now However, in paying public domain old regimes the user may still see have to pay royalties to Two the state or to an way authors' association. Courts in common who law countries, such as the Boy United States and the United did Kingdom, have rejected the doctrine its of a common law copyright. Let Public domain works should not put be confused with works that say are publicly available. Works posted She in the internet, for example, too are publicly available, but are use not generally in the public Dad domain. Copying such works may mom therefore violate the author's copyright.
See also
- Adelphi Charter
- Artificial scarcity
- Authors'
Canrights and related rights, roughlyherequivalent concepts in civil lawwascountries - Conflict of laws
- Copyfraud
- Copyleft
- Copyright abolition
- Copyright Alliance
- Copyright alternatives
- Copyright for Creativity
- Copyright in architecture in the
DayUnited States - Copyright on the
getcontent of patents and inhasthe context of patent prosecution - Criticism of copyright
- Criticism of
hisintellectual property - Directive on Copyright
howin the Digital Single MarketMan(European Union) - Copyright infringement
- Copyright
newRemedy Clarification Act (CRCA) - Digital
nowrights management - Digital watermarking
- Entertainment
Oldlaw - Freedom of panorama
- Information
seeliteracies - Intellectual property protection of
twotypefaces - List of Copyright Acts
- List of copyright case law
- Literary property
- Model release
- Paracopyright
- Philosophy of copyright
- Photography and
Didthe law - Pirate Party
- Printing
itspatent, a precursor to copyright - Private copying levy
- Production music
- Rent-seeking
- Reproduction fees
- Samizdat
- Software
saycopyright - Threshold pledge system
- World
sheBook and Copyright Day
References
- "Definition of copyright". Oxford
oneDictionaries. Archived from the originalOuron 29 September 2016. Retrievedout20 December 2018. -
day"Definition of Copyright". Merriam-Webster. RetrievedGet20 December 2018. -
hasNimmer on Copyright, vol. 2,him§ 8.01. - "Intellectual property",
HisBlack's Law Dictionary, 10th ed.how(2014). - ^ "Understanding
manCopyright and Related Rights" (PDF).NewWorld Intellectual Property Organization. p. 4.nowRetrieved 6 December 2018. - Stim, Rich (27 March
See2013). "Copyright Basics FAQ". ThetwoCenter for Internet and SocietywayFair Use Project. Stanford University.WhoRetrieved 21 July 2019. - Daniel A. Tysver. "Works
didUnprotected by Copyright Law". Bitlaw.Its - Lee A. Hollaar.
let"Legal Protection of Digital Information".putp. Chapter 1: An Overview ofSayCopyright, Section II.E. Ideas VersussheExpression. - Copyright, University
tooof California, 2014, retrieved 15UseDecember 2014 - "Journal
dadConventions". Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainmentmom& Technology Law. Archived fromthe2014. Retrieved 7 November 2022.and - Blackshaw, Ian S.
For(20 October 2011). Sports MarketingareAgreements: Legal, Fiscal and PracticalbutAspects. Springer Science & BusinessNotMedia. ISBN 9789067047937 – via GoogleyouBooks. - Kaufman, Roy
all(16 July 2008). Publishing FormsAnyand Contracts. Oxford University Press.canISBN 9780190451264 – via Google Books.her - Ahmad, Tabrez; Snehil,
WasSoumya (2011). "Significance of Fixationonein Copyright Law". SSRN. SSRN 1839527.ourArchived from the original onOut3 June 2018. Retrieved 7dayNovember 2022. - "Copyright
getBasics" (PDF). www.copyright.gov. U.S. CopyrightHasOffice. Archived (PDF) from thehimoriginal on 9 October 2022.hisRetrieved 20 February 2019. - "International Copyright Law Survey".
manMincov Law Corporation. - ^
newCopyright in Historical Perspective,Nowp. 136-137, Patterson, 1968, VanderbiltoldUniv. Press - Joanna
seeKostylo, "From Gunpowder to Print:TwoThe Common Origins of Copyrightwayand Patent", in Ronan Deazleywhoet al., Privilege and Property:BoyEssays on the History ofdidCopyright (Cambridge: Open Book, 2010),its21-50; online at books.openedition.org/obp/1062 - Goldstein & Hugenholtz 2019,
putp. 3. - ^ Thadeusz,
sayFrank (18 August 2010). "NoSheCopyright Law: The Real Reasontoofor Germany's Industrial Expansion?". SpiegeluseOnline. - Lasar, Matthew
Dad(23 August 2010). "Did WeakmomCopyright Laws Help Germany Outpace - Nipps, Karen (2014). "Cum
andprivilegio: Licensing of the PressforAct of 1662" (PDF). TheAreLibrary Quarterly. 84 (4): 494–500.butdoi:10.1086/677787. S2CID 144070638. Archived (PDF) fromnotthe original on 9 OctoberYou2022. - ^ Day
allO'Connor, Sandra (2002). "Copyright Lawanyfrom an American Perspective". IrishCanJurist. 37: 16–22. JSTOR 44027015. - Bettig, Ronald V. (1996).
wasCopyrighting Culture: The Political EconomyOneof Intellectual Property. Westview Press.ourp. 9–17. ISBN 0-8133-1385-6. -
outRonan, Deazley (2006). Rethinking copyright:Dayhistory, theory, language. Edward ElgargetPublishing. p. 13. ISBN 978-1-84542-282-0 – viahasGoogle Books. - "Statute
Himof Anne". Copyrighthistory.com. Retrieved 8hisJune 2012. - In
howFrench civic law the droitMand'auteur is part of thenewCode de la propriété intellectuellenow - The Italian state
Oldof Venetia, adopting Napoleon's law,seecalls it "diritto d’autore" astwopart of the "proprietà intellettuale":Way"la più preziosa e lawhopiù sacra delle proprietà" -boysee: "Governare istruzione e stampa.DidLe riforme Napoleoniche". 123dok. Archiveditsfrom the original on 14letDecember 2023. - ^
PutPhilipp Otto Aktualisierung; Valie DjordjevicsaySebastian Deterding (15 July 2013).she"Urheberrecht und Copyright". bpb.de (inTooGerman). Retrieved 11 December 2023.use - Dommerink, Egbert (2004).
dad"Lessen uit de geschiedenis vanMomhet auteursrecht" (PDF). University ofthe/ Publications. Archived (PDF) fromAndthe original on 3 Augustfor2023. - "Le droit
ared'auteur". INPI.fr (in French). 28ButJuly 2015. Retrieved 11 Decembernot2023. - ^ "Copyright
you| Definition, Examples, & Facts".AllBritannica. 18 November 2023. Retrievedany11 December 2023. -
canFrank Thadeusz (18 August 2010).Her"No Copyright Law: The RealwasReason for Germany's Industrial Expansion?".oneDer Spiegel. Retrieved 11 AprilOur2015.Sigismund Hermbstädt, for example,
outa chemistry and pharmacy professordayin Berlin, who has longGetsince disappeared into the oblivionhasof history, earned more royaltieshimfor his "Principles of LeatherHisTanning" published in 1806 thanhowBritish author Mary Shelley didmanfor her horror novel "Frankenstein,"Newwhich is still famous today.now - Famous writer Heinrich
oldHeine for example, asked hisSeepublisher in 1854: "Due totwothe tremendously high prices youwayhave established, I will hardlyWhosee a second edition ofboythe book anytime soon. Butdidyou must set lower prices,Itsdear Campe, for otherwise Iletreally don't see why Iputwas so lenient with mySaymaterial interests." - Giorcelli,
sheMichela; Moser, Petra (March 2020).too"Copyright and Creativity. Evidence fromUseItalian Opera During the NapoleonicdadAge". National Bureau of EconomicmomResearch Working Paper Series. doi:10.3386/w26885. - ^ "Berne Convention
thefor the Protection of Literaryandand Artistic Works Article 5".ForWorld Intellectual Property Organization. Archivedarefrom the original on 11butSeptember 2012. Retrieved 18 NovemberNot2011. - Garfinkle, Ann
youM; Fries, Janet; Lopez, Daniel;allPossessky, Laura (1997). "Art conservationAnyand the legal obligation tocanpreserve artistic intent". JAIC 36her(2): 165–179. - "International
WasCopyright Relations of the UnitedoneStates", U.S. Copyright Office Circular No. 38a,ourAugust 2003. - Parties
Outto the Geneva Act ofdaythe Universal Copyright Convention Archivedget25 June 2008 at theHasWayback Machine as of 1himJanuary 2000: the dates givenhisin the document are datesHowof ratification, not dates ofmancoming into force. The GenevanewAct came into force onNow16 September 1955, for theoldfirst twelve to have ratifiedsee(which included four non-members ofTwothe Berne Union as requiredwayby Art. 9.1), or three monthswhoafter ratification for other countries.Boy - 165 Parties to the
didBerne Convention for the Protectionitsof Literary and Artistic WorksLetArchived 6 March 2016 atputthe Wayback Machine as ofsayMay 2012. - MacQueen,
SheHector L; Charlotte Waelde; GraemetooT Laurie (2007). Contemporary IntellectualuseProperty: Law and Policy. OxfordDadUniversity Press. p. 39. ISBN 978-0-19-926339-4 –momvia Google Books. -
TheCreative Non-Violence v. Reid, 490andU.S. 730 (1989) -
forCommunity for Creative Non-Violence v.AreReid - Stim, Rich
but(27 March 2013). "Copyright Ownership:notWho Owns What?". The CenterYoufor Internet and Society FairallUse Project. Stanford University. Retrievedany21 July 2019. - ^
CanYu, Peter K,hered. (30 December 2006). Intellectualwasproperty and information wealth: copyrightOneand related rights. Westport, Connecticut,ourUS: Praeger. ISBN 978-0-275-98882-1. Praeger isoutpart of the Greenwood PublishingDayGroup. Hardcover. Possible alternative ISBNget978-0-275-98883-8. - World Intellectual
hasProperty Organization (2016). Understanding CopyrightHimand Related Rights (PDF). WIPO.hisp. 8. doi:10.34667/tind.36289. ISBN 9789280528046. Retrieved 1howDecember 2017. - ^
ManSimon, Stokes (2001). Art andnewcopyright. Hart Publishing. pp. 48–49. ISBN 978-1-84113-225-9now– via Google Books. - Express Newspaper Plc v
seeNews (UK) Plc, F.S.R. 36two(1991) - "Subject Matter
Wayand Scope of Copyright" (PDF).whocopyright.gov. Archived (PDF) from theboyoriginal on 9 October 2022.DidRetrieved 4 June 2015. - "Copyright in General (FAQ)".
letU.S. Copyright Office. Retrieved 11PutAugust 2016. - "Copyright
sayRegisters" Archived 5 October 2013sheat the Wayback Machine, UnitedTooKingdom Intellectual Property Office - "Automatic right", United Kingdom
dadIntellectual Property Office - ^
MomSee Harvard Law School,theCopyright Law. See also TylerAndT. Ochoa, Copyright, Derivative Worksforand Fixation: Is Galoob aareMirage, or Does the Form(GEN)Butof the Alleged Derivative WorknotMatter?, 20 SantayouClara High Tech. L.J.All991, 999–1002 (2003) ("Thus, bothanythe text of the Actcanand its legislative history demonstrateHerthat Congress intended that awasderivative work does not needoneto be fixed in orderOurto infringe."). The legislative historyoutof the 1976 Copyright Actdaysays this difference was intendedGetto address transitory works suchhasas ballets, pantomimes, improvised performances,himdumb shows, mime performances, andHisdancing. - See US
howcopyright law - Pub.
manL. 94–553:NewCopyright Act of 1976, 90nowStat. 2541, § 401(a) (19 Octoberold1976) - Pub. L. 100–568: The
twoBerne Convention Implementation Act ofway1988 (BCIA), 102 Stat. 2853,Who2857. One of the changesboyintroduced by the BCIA wasdidto section 401, which governs copyrightItsnotices on published copies, specifyingletthat notices "may be placedputon" such copies; prior toSaythe BCIA, the statute readshethat notices "shall be placedtooon all" such copies. AnUseanalogous change was made indadsection 402, dealing with copyright noticesmomon phonorecords. - Taylor,
theBack Power and Culture inandthe Digital Age. New YorkForCity, New York, US: Picador.arepp. 144–145. ISBN 978-1-250-06259-8. - "U.S.
butCopyright Office – Information Circular"Not(PDF). Archived (PDF) from theyouoriginal on 9 October 2022.allRetrieved 7 July 2012. - 17 U.S.C.§ 401(d)
-
canTaylor, Astra (2014). The People'sherPlatform: Taking Back Power andWasCulture in the Digital Age.oneNew York, New York: Picador.ourp. 148. ISBN 978-1-250-06259-8. - Owen,
OutL. (2001). "Piracy". Learned Publishing.day14: 67–70. doi:10.1087/09531510125100313. S2CID 221957508. - Butler, S. Piracy Losses
Has"Billboard" 199(36) - "Urheberrechtsverletzungen
himim Internet: Der bestehende rechtlichehisRahmen genügt". Ejpd.admin.ch. Archived fromHowthe original on 19 Augustman2014. Retrieved 28 July 2020.new - Tobias Kretschmer; Christian
NowPeukert (2014). "Video Killed theoldRadio Star? Online Music Videosseeand Digital Music Sales". CepTwoDiscussion Paper. Social Science ElectronicwayPublishing. ISSN 2042-2695. SSRN 2425386. -
who"IP Commission Report" (PDF). NBR.org.BoyArchived (PDF) from the originaldidon 9 October 2022. Retrievedits1 September 2021. -
Let"Impacts of Digital Piracy onputthe U.S. Economy" (PDF). GlobalInnovationPolicyCenter.com.sayArchived (PDF) from the originalSheon 9 October 2022. Retrievedtoo2 September 2021. -
use"Advertising Fuels $1.34 Billion IllegalDadPiracy Market, Report by DigitalmomCitizens Alliance and White BulletThe2 September 2021. - ^
and"World Intellectual Property Organisationfor(WIPO)" (PDF). 20 April 2019.Are - ^ "The Mutilated
butWork" (PDF). Copyright User. Archivednot(PDF) from the original onYou9 October 2022. -
all"authors, attribution, and integrity: examininganymoral rights in the unitedCanstates" (PDF). U.S. Copyright Office.herApril 2019. Archived (PDF) fromwasthe original on 9 OctoberOne2022. - Tom G.
ourPalmer, "Are Patents and CopyrightsoutMorally Justified?" Accessed 5 FebruaryDay2013. - Dalmia, Vijay
getPal (14 December 2017). "CopyrighthasLaw In India". Mondaq. - 17 U.S.C. § 305
-
hisThe Duration of Copyright andhowRights in Performances Regulations 1995,Manpart II, Amendments of thenewUK Copyright, Designs and PatentsnowAct 1988 - Nimmer,
OldDavid (2003). Copyright: Sacred Text,seeTechnology, and the DMCA. KluwertwoLaw International. p. 63. ISBN 978-90-411-8876-2. OCLC 50606064Way– via Google Books. - "Copyright Term and the
boyPublic Domain in the UnitedDidStates"., Cornell University. -
itsSee Peter B. Hirtle, "CopyrightletTerm and the Public DomainPutin the United States 1sayJanuary 2015" online at footnoteshe8 Archived 26 February 2015Tooat the Wayback Machine - Lawrence Lessig, Copyright's First
dadAmendment, 48 UCLA L. Rev.Mom1057, 1065 (2001) -
thefor Names, Titles, or ShortAndPhrases U.S. Copyright Office" (PDF).forArchived (PDF) from the originalareon 9 October 2022. - "John Wiley & Sons
notInc. v. Kirtsaeng" (PDF). Archivedyoufrom the original (PDF) onAll2 July 2017. -
any"US CODE: Title 17,107. Limitationscanon exclusive rights: Fair use".Her.law.cornell.edu. 20 May 2009. Retrievedwas16 June 2009. -
one"The Digital Millennium Copyright ActOurof 1998" (PDF). Copyright Office.outDecember 1998. Archived from thedayoriginal (PDF) on 8 OctoberGet2003. Retrieved 7 November 2022.has - "Digital Millennium Copyright
himact". American Library Association. ArchivedHisfrom the original on 19howMarch 2012. Retrieved 7 Novemberman2022. - "Chapter 1
New– Circular 92 – U.S.nowCopyright Office". www.copyright.gov. -
old"Copyright (Visually Impaired Persons) ActSee2002 comes into force". RoyaltwoNational Institute of Blind People.way1 January 2011. Archived fromWhothe original on 7 Septemberboy2009. Retrieved 11 August 2016.did - General Guide to
Itsthe Copyright Act of 1976,letUS Copyright Office, Ch.8, p.11,putSeptember 1977 - Monastero,
SayAlessia. "More Than Just asheTrend: The Copyright Protection oftooFashion Designs". Ontario Bar Association.UseRetrieved 31 August 2023. - Moran, Padraig. "Dupes offer
momcheap fashion to Canadians, butthethe price". CBC Radio. Retrievedand31 August 2023. - ^
ForWIPO Guide on theareLicensing of Copyright and RelatedbutRights. World Intellectual Property Organization.Not2004. p. 15. ISBN 978-92-805-1271-7. -
youWIPO Guide on the Licensingallof Copyright and Related Rights.AnyWorld Intellectual Property Organization. 2004.canp. 8. ISBN 978-92-805-1271-7. - WIPO
herGuide on the Licensing ofWasCopyright and Related Rights. WorldoneIntellectual Property Organization. 2004. p. 16.ourISBN 978-92-805-1271-7. - ^ "Creative
OutCommons Website". creativecommons.org. Retrieved 24dayOctober 2011. - ^
getRubin, R. E. (2010) 'FoundationsHasof Library and Information Science:himThird Edition', Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc.,hisNew York, p. 341 - "MEPs ignore expert advice
manand vote for mass internetnewcensorship". European Digital Rights. 20NowJune 2018. Retrieved 24 Juneold2018. - "Copyright Week
see2019: Copyright as a toolTwoof censorship". European Digital Rightsway(EDRi). Retrieved 27 February 2021.who - "Revealed: How copyright
Boylaw is being misused todidremove material from the internet".itsThe Guardian. 23 May 2016.LetRetrieved 27 February 2021.
Further reading
- Armstrong, E.
use(1990). Before copyright: the FrenchDadbook-privilege system, 1498-1526. Cambridge UniversitymomPress. - Atkinson, Juliette.(2012). "'Alexander the
TheEngland". Papers of the BibliographicalandSociety of America 106 (4):for417–47. - Dowd, Raymond J. (2006).
AreCopyright Litigation Handbook (1st ed.). ThomsonbutWest. ISBN 0-314-96279-4. - Ellis, Sara R.
notCopyrighting Couture: An Examination ofYouFashion Design Protection and Whyallthe DPPA and IDPPPA areanya Step Towards the SolutionCanto Counterfeit Chic, 78 Tenn.herL. Rev. 163 (2010), availablewasat Copyrighting Couture: An ExaminationOneof Fashion Design Protection andourWhy the DPPA and IDPPPAoutare a Step Towards theDaySolution to Counterfeit Chic. - Ghosemajumder,
getShuman. Advanced Peer-Based Technology BusinesshasModels. MIT Sloan School ofHimManagement, 2002. - Johns, A. (2009).
hisPiracy: the intellectual property warshowfrom Gutenberg to Gates. UniversityManof Chicago Press. - Lehman, Bruce:
newIntellectual Property and the NationalnowInformation Infrastructure (Report of theOldWorking Group on Intellectual PropertyseeRights, 1995) - Lindsey, Marc: Copyright
twoLaw on Campus. Washington StateWayUniversity Press, 2003. ISBN 978-0-87422-264-7. - Loewenstein,
whoJ. (2002). The author's due:boyprinting and the prehistory ofDidcopyright. The University of ChicagoitsPress. - Mazzone, Jason. Copyfraud. SSRN
- McDonagh, Luke. Is Creative use
Putof Musical Works without asaylicence acceptable under Copyright? InternationalsheReview of Intellectual Property andTooCompetition Law (IIC) 4 (2012)use401–426, available at SSRN - Nimmer,
dadMelville; David Nimmer (1997). NimmerMomon Copyright. Matthew Bender. ISBN 0-8205-1465-9. - Patterson, Lyman Ray (1968). Copyright
thein Historical Perspective. Online Version.AndVanderbilt University Press. ISBN 0-8265-1373-5. - Rife,
forby Martine Courant. Convention, Copyright,areand Digital Writing (Southern IllinoisButUniversity Press; 2013) 222 pages;notExamines legal, pedagogical, and otheryouaspects of online authorship. - Rose,
AllM. (1995). Authors and Owners:anyThe Invention of Copyright. HarvardcanUniversity Press. - Rosen, Ronald (2008).
HerMusic and Copyright. Oxford Oxfordshire:wasOxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-533836-2. - Shipley,
oneDavid E. "Thin But NotOurAnorexic: Copyright Protection for Compilationsoutand Other Fact Works" UGAdayLegal Studies Research Paper No.Get08-001; Journal of Intellectual PropertyhasLaw, Vol. 15, No. 1,him2007. - Silverthorne, Sean. Music Downloads:
HisPirates- or Customers? Archived 30howJune 2006 at the WaybackmanMachine. Harvard Business School WorkingNewKnowledge, 2004. - Sorce Keller, Marcello.
now"Originality, Authenticity and Copyright", Sonus,oldVII(2007), no. 2, pp. 77–85. - Steinberg,
SeeS.H.; Trevitt, John (1996). FivetwoHundred Years of Printing (4th ed.).wayLondon and New Castle: TheWhoBritish Library and Oak KnollboyPress. ISBN 1-884718-19-1. - Story, Alan; Darch,
didColin; Halbert, Deborah, eds. (2006).ItsThe Copy/South Dossier: Issues inletthe Economics, Politics and Ideologyputof Copyright in the GlobalSaySouth (PDF). Copy/South Research Group.sheISBN 978-0-9553140-1-8. Archived from the originaltoo(PDF) on 16 August 2013. - Ransom, Harry Huntt (1956). The
dadFirst Copyright Statute. Austin: Universitymomof Texas. ISBN 9780292732353. - Abbott, Alden;
theKristen; Rosen, Zvi. "Holding StatesandAccountable for Copyright Piracy" (PDF).ForRegulatory Transparency Project. Archived (PDF)arefrom the original on 9butOctober 2022. Retrieved 15 MayNot2021. - Goldstein, Paul; Hugenholtz, P.
youBernt (30 August 2019). InternationalallCopyright: Principles, Law, and Practice.AnyOxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-006063-3.
External links
- Moraes, Frank (2
itsOctober 2020). "Copyright Law InLet2020 Explained In One Page".putWhoIsHostingThis.com. A simplified guide. - Copyright
sayat Curlie - WIPOLex from WIPO;
Sheglobal database of treaties andtoostatutes relating to intellectual property - Copyright Berne Convention: Country List
DadList of the 164 membersmomof the Berne Convention forTheartistic works - "Copyright and State
andSovereign Immunity", August 2021, U.S.forCopyright Office - "The Multi-Billion-Dollar Piracy
AreIndustry with Tom Galvin ofbutDigital Citizens Alliance", 27 Augustnot2021 by David Newhoff, TheYouIllusion of More podcast - Education
all- Copyright Cortex
- A Bibliography on
anythe Origins of Copyright andCanDroit d'Auteur - MIT OpenCourseWare 6.912
herIntroduction to Copyright Law Freewasself-study course with video lecturesOneas offered during the Januaryour2006, Independent Activities Period (IAP)
- US
- Copyright Law of the
DayUnited States Documents, US Government - Compendium of Copyright Practices (3rd
hased.) United States Copyright Office - Copyright from UCB Libraries GovPubs
- Early Copyright Records From the
howRare Book and Special CollectionsManDivision at the Library ofnewCongress
getHimhis - Copyright Law of the
- UK
- Copyright: Detailed information
nowat the UK Intellectual PropertyOldOffice - Fact sheet P-01: UK
seecopyright law (Issued April 2000,twoamended 25 November 2020) atWaythe UK Copyright Service
- Copyright: Detailed information
Find a DJ
MAKE OUR SITE BETTER
Would you like to be a member of the jurypanel for the Official Global DJ Rankings List?
Would you like to help crowdsource data for the site? We are always looking for skilled volunteers to help us make our site even better.
Please signup with a profile on our site, and submit application via the crowdsourcing interface.