Module 8 Flashcards
What is the right of disclosure?
It is the third most widely recognized moral right.
What does the right of disclosure mean?
It means that nobody except the author can decide when to disclose a work to the public for the first time.
Give an example for the right of disclosure when one infringes the law.
A person who has stolen a manuscript of the novel that hasn’t been previously published and discloses it to the public without the author’s consent infringes the law.
What are the three most common moral rights exercised by the author?
- right of attribution
- right of integrity
- right of disclosure
Do international copyright treaties address the problem of moral rights?
They address it very generally or do not address it at all.
Are moral rights harmonized in the European Union?
No.
Do the TRIPS agreement and the WIPO copyright system deal with moral rights?
No.
Where are provisions regulating moral rights included in?
In WIPO performances and phonograms treaty; in the Bern Convention.
What is article 6 of the Bern Convention?
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What is stated in section 1 article 6 of the Bern Convention?
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What is the first feature of moral rights?
Independence.
Are moral rights independent from economic rights?
Yes.
What is the problem with moral rights?
Waiver and transfer of moral rights.
Does a transfer of economic rights imply a moral rights transfer?
No.
Are the countries where moral rights can be waived?
Yes.
Is assigning a moral right to another person a problem?
Yes.
Does the Bern Convention prohibit assigning a moral right to another person?
It does not explicitly prohibit the transferability of moral rights but it does seem to be against the very nature of these rights.
Are ghostwriting agreements permissible according to the Bern Convention?
Yes.
In which country are ghostwriting agreements void and null?
Poland.
What is stated in section 2 article 6 of the Bern Convention?
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