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What is copyrighted?

Authorship gives the owner the exclusive right to use the work – with a few exceptions. When a person creates an original work recorded in a physical form, that person automatically owns the copyrights in the work. Many different works can be protected by copyright.

Is a photo protected by copyright?

In principle, all images that can be found on the Internet are protected by copyright. So you can’t just copy them and use them for your own purposes. If you want to acquire a photo under copyright, you have to pay attention to whether it is a photograph or a photographic work.

Is an original work protected by copyright?

When a person creates an original work recorded in a physical form, that person automatically owns the copyrights in the work. Many different works can be protected by copyright.

Is it possible to use a copyrighted work?

Yes, in some cases it is possible to use a copyrighted work without infringing the copyright holder’s right. The principle of fair use, “Fair Use”, is explained in more detail. It’s important to note that a copyright complaint may cause your content to be removed, even if you

When is copyright transferable?

This means that the copyright takes effect before it is published and comes into force automatically. The copyright is not transferable and continues after the death of the author. Heirs can exercise copyright law for up to 70 years after his death.

How does copyright protect creative works?

For example, copyright only protects creative works for a limited period of time. After the protection period has expired, the works protected by copyright become public property. If a work is publicly owned, it can be freely used without the permission of the work’s author.

What is the copyright?

Copyright is only ONE form of intellectual property. It is not the same as trademark law protecting brand names, mottos, logos, and other source designations from being used by third parties for specific purposes. It is also different from patent law, which protects inventions.