What are the natures of copyright and copyright?
In our country, copyright It's just copyright, there is no difference. Copyright refers to the rights (including property rights and personal rights) that authors of literary, artistic, and scientific works enjoy over their works. There are two ways to obtain copyright: automatic acquisition and registration acquisition. In China, according to the copyright law, copyright automatically becomes available upon completion of the work. The so-called completion is relative. As long as the object of creation meets the statutory conditions for the composition of a work, it can be protected by copyright law as a work. In theory, according to different natures, copyright can be divided into copyright and neighboring rights. Simply put, copyright is for those who create related spiritual products, while the concept of neighboring rights is for those who perform or assist in the dissemination of works. In terms of industry participants, such as performers, audio and video producers, radio and television stations, publishing houses, etc.
Copyright
Copyright used to be called copyright. The original meaning of copyright is copyright, which is the right to reproduce. This is because printing technology was not popular in the past. At that time, society believed that the most important right attached to a work was the right to print and publish it, so it was called this. However, with the evolution of the times and the advancement of technology, the types of works have gradually increased.
(1) Publisher’s rights content
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Exclusive right to layout design. Format design refers to the design made by Publishers on the layout and appearance decoration of the books and periodicals they publish. Layout design is the creative intellectual achievement of publishers, including book publishers (such as publishing houses) and periodical publishers (such as magazines and newspapers). Publishers enjoy the exclusive right to use it in accordance with the law, that is, they have the right to permit or prohibit others from using their published content. Format design of books and periodicals.
Exclusive publishing rights. A book publisher shall enjoy exclusive publishing rights for works delivered for publication by the copyright owner in accordance with the publishing contract signed by both parties. Other publishers are not allowed to publish the same work without permission, and the copyright owner is not allowed to submit multiple drafts of a work for which the publisher has the exclusive right to publish. If the book publishing contract stipulates that the book publisher shall enjoy exclusive publishing rights but does not specify the specific content, the book publisher shall be deemed to have the right to publish the original version and revised version of the book in the same language within the validity period of the contract and within the geographical scope stipulated in the contract. Proprietary Rights. The exclusive right of publication is a right arising from a publishing contract rather than a statutory right, so strictly speaking it does not fall within the category of neighboring rights. Newspapers and magazines enjoy the right to publish works submitted by copyright owners within a certain period of time. However, if the copyright owner does not receive a notification from the newspaper publisher within 15 days from the date of publication of the manuscript and decides to publish it, or if the copyright owner does not receive a notice from the journal publisher within 30 days from the date of publication of the manuscript, the same work may be submitted to other newspapers or periodical publishers. Contribute. Unless otherwise agreed by both parties.
(2) Main obligations of the publisher
1,Pay remuneration to the copyright owner in accordance with the contract or national regulations;
2,Publish books in accordance with the publishing quality and time limit agreed in the contract;
3, If a work is republished or republished, the copyright owner shall be notified and remuneration paid;
4, To publish works resulting from the adaptation, translation, annotation, and arrangement of existing works, the permission of the copyright owner of the derived work and the copyright owner of the original work must be obtained, and remuneration must be paid;
5, pay reasonable attention to the authorization of publishing activities, the signature of the source of the manuscript, and the content of the edited publication, etc. Obligations to avoid infringement of other people's copyright and other civil rights through publishing activities.
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