1. How long is the protection period of the right of signature
1. The right of signature , the right to modify, and the right to protect the integrity of the work have no limit on the period of protection.
2. Legal basis: Article 20 of the Copyright Law
2. What are the rights related to the right of signature
1. Signature or The right to decide not to be attributable
Because the right of attribution is the author's right to disclose his or her identity and the relationship between the work, the author can choose to disclose his or her identity as an author or not to disclose the author's identity. identity. If you decide to disclose your identity, you can sign your real name or another name known to the public; if you decide not to disclose your identity, you can sign a pseudonym or not. Not signing is also called anonymity. Anonymity does not mean that the author has given up the right to authorize or has no right to authorize. Anonymity is also a way to exercise the Right of authorship, or it is an act of disposing of the author's right to authorize.
2. The right to decide on the signature method
That is, sign his or her real name, pen name, alias or pseudonym the right to choose and decide. The choice of signature method often reflects the author's choice to disclose or conceal his or her authorship, and to what extent. Signing his or her real name or pseudonym makes the author's identity public; signing other names that are less well known or unknown to others often partially or completely conceals one's author identity.
3. Right of signature instruction
If the work is published with a signature, others will publish it in the future When making public use in various forms such as broadcasting or adaptation, etc., the signature should be stated. Some people also call this right the right of naming, and emphasize that the name of the author must be indicated when making public use. The author thinks this is inappropriate. Because the author's name is also a very complicated issue. a person's nameThere may be many (in a broad sense), and a certain work is often signed by only one of them. Pointing out other names of the author when using the work may go against the author's original intention. Therefore, based on the nature of the right of authorship, when publicly utilizing one's works, one can only accurately indicate the name signed on the work without the author's prior special consent.
In our country's laws, the protection period of the right of signature, the right of modification, and the right to protect the integrity of the work is not limited. The rights of citizens' works, their right to publish and other rights are not limited. The term of protection is the life of the author and fifty years after his death. I hope the above content can be helpful to you. If you have other questions, you can click the button below for consultation, or go to the Legal Savior website to consult a professional lawyer.
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