Copyrights

Copyrights

1. What is it

   • it is a set of legal norms and principles that affirm the moral and patrimonial rights that the law grants to the authors (the copyright), by the simple fact of the creation of a literary, artistic, musical, scientific or didactic work, be published or unpublished
     • Copyright Classes
       • Patrimonial rights
         • they are those that allow the exploitation of the work exclusively until a term counted from the death of the last of the authors, later they become part of the public domain and anyone can exploit the work
         • Moral rights
           • are those linked to the author permanently and are inalienable and imprescriptible
           • Related rights
             • those that protect people other than the author, such as artists, performers, translators, editors, producers
             • Reproduction rights
               • it is a legal basis that allows the author of the work to prevent third parties from making copies or reproductions of their works
               • Right of public communication
                 • right under which the author or any other rights holder may authorize a live or live performance or representation of his work, such as the representation of a play or the performance of a symphony by an orchestra in a concert hall
                 • Translation rights
                   • to reproduce and publish a translated work, you must request permission from the owner of the work in the original language
     • The copyright holder enjoys exclusive rights with respect to
       • Reproduce the work in copies or phonograms
         • Prepare derivative works based on the work
           • Distribute copies or phonograms of the work to the public by selling them or making other types of property transfers such as renting, leasing or lending such copies
             • Show the work publicly, in the case of literary, musical, choreographic, pantomime, pictorial, graphic and sculptural works, including individual images of films or other audiovisual productions
               • In the case of sound recordings, interpret the work publicly through audio-digital transmission