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Авторски Права???

Автор: joshua
Дата: 10-06-05 22:52

еспешъли фор n1x0n, белким спре да раздава безплатни и артистични правни съвети у bg-форумите. тааа...

Авторски права? що е то? какви конкретно са? какви са принципите - в отделните държави и малко по-глобално? обичаите имат ли нещо общо? и т.н.

paste-ването Е ЖЕЛАТЕЛНО, щото ний тъдява сме се събрали се акълии, ама аз имам известни резерви и затова ми се ще измежду артистичните коментари да има и смислени

ei taka bilo v shtatite

If a work is created by an employee in the course of his or her employment, the employer owns the copyright.

ot tuk:
http://fairuse.stanford.edu/Copyright_and_Fair_Use_Overview/chapter0/0-c.html#1

ot tuk:
http://fairuse.stanford.edu/

aide malko "moral rights" i french connection:

I asserted that the USA does not recognize "moral rights" of authors that are included in article 6bis of the Berne Convention, despite the claim of the USA that it adheres to the Berne Convention. These moral rights include:
the right of integrity: mutilation or distortion that would prejudice the author's honor or reputation is not permitted. In French law, this right is called "droit au respect de l'oeuvre" and is mentioned in Article 6 of the French Law No. 57-298 of 11 March 1957.
the right of attribution: the true author has the right to have his/her name on the work, and a non-authors are prevented from having their names attached to the author's work. In French law, this right is called "droit à la paternité" and is mentioned in Article 6 of the French Law No. 57-298 of 11 March 1957.
The following moral rights are not mentioned in the Berne Convention, but are part of the national law in some countries:
the right of disclosure: the author has the final decision on when and where to publish. In French law, called "droit de divulgation". and is mentioned in Article 19 of the French Law No. 57-298 of 11 March 1957. The publisher must not modify the author's work, except with the author's written consent. Art. 56 of French Law No. 57-298.
the right to withdraw or retract:when an author's views change, the author may purchase at wholesale price all of the remaining copies of the author's work, then prevent printing of more copies. In French law, this right is called "droit de retrait ou de repentir" and is mentioned in Article 32 of the French Law No. 57-298 of 11 March 1957.
the right to reply to criticism: For example, French law gives the author a right to reply to a critic and to have the reply published in the same place as the critic's expression. This law honors the doctrine of Justice Brandeis that the proper remedy is "more speech".
These moral rights of the author are perpetual, inalienable, and descend to the heirs of the author, even after the author transfers the economic rights (i.e., copyright) to another person or company. Articles 6, 19, 29 of French Law No. 57-298 of 11 March 1957; Article 6bis of Berne Convention. Moral rights arise from the French concept that a creative work contains the personality of its creator or author. Copyright is a property right, while the author's moral right is an extension of the author's character and personality. Personality is not transferable, which is why the author always retains the moral rights even after the author sells or transfers the copyright to another person or company.

tuk e po-dobre formatirano:
http://www.rbs2.com/moral.htm

i v avstraliya gi moryat francuzite:

What are moral rights?

'Moral rights' (droit moral) is a misleading expression, as these rights have little to do with morality per se.

Instead it is a legal concept, devised in '... recognition that (an artistic) work is an extension of the creator's personality and, as such, both the work and the creator's relationship to the work must be acknowledged and respected.'(2) (emphasis added)

Most commonly the term refers to an author's right to have their work identified as their own (the right of attribution), and an author's right to stop distortion or destruction of their work (the right of integrity). These rights remain with the author and can not be transferred.

ot tuk:
http://www.aph.gov.au/library/pubs/rn/1998-99/99rn17.htm

ps

oops, aide neshto i za open source maniacite:

FREE CULTURE

ot tuk:
http://free-culture.org/freecontent/

Публикацията е редактирана (10-06-05 22:55)