Copyrights PPT of business law 24090-24092.pptx

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1. Workshop On developing Entrepreneurship skills

2. Copyright refers to the legal right of the owner of  intellectual property . This means that the original creators of products and  anyone they give authorization to are the only ones with the exclusive right to reproduce the work. Meaning

3. Definition "The exclusive right given by law for a certain term of years to an author, composer etc. (or his assignee) to print, publish and sell copies of his original work“- Oxford English Dictionary

4. The Copyright Act, 1957 came into effect from January 1958. The Act has been amended 1983 1984 1992 1994 1999 and 2012.

5. Ideas, Methods or Systems  – This covers a broad spectrum of works, including methods for making or building things, scientific discoveries or ideas, scientific or technical methods, business operations or procedures, mathematical formulas, algorithms, or principles. Commonly Known Information  –For example, height and weight charts, rulers and tape measures, and standard calendars, fall into this category, which is often known as “the sky is blue” category, because there is no known author to that concept. Choreographic Works  – Choreography, which is the step sequence and design in a dance routine, cannot be protected by copyright, unless it has been video recorded or otherwise notated. Also included under this category are speeches given, which have not been transcribed either before or after they are given. Names, Titles Short Phrases, and Expressions  – This category covers names of things, slogans, catch phrases, pseudonyms, product descriptions, titles of works, and other things. Things Not Protected by Copyright

6. Copyright Symbol A copyright symbol is used to advise people that the work is protected by copyright, and may be used only with permission of the copyright owner. Copyrights Symbol= “ALT” + “0169” ©

7. Example of Copyright Abrianna has become a self-taught beauty consultant, offering her advice through online video tutorials. In addition, she has invented a device that makes applying eye makeup quick and easy. In this example, copyright laws may protect Abrianna ’s video tutorials, but the device must be covered by a patent.

8. Copyrights Trademarks Definition Original works of authorship, fixed, tangible medium of expression Identifiers of source and quality for products/services they identify Examples Song, photo, poem Words, names, symbols, slogans, designs Not Examples Ideas, methods, systems, facts, title, names, short phrases, slogans, common information Methods, systems, Generic Registration Symbol © ™ Duration 79 years from the death of author (or wfh = 95 years from pub or 120 years from creation (shortest) 10 years- can be renewed for 10 more years as often as in use

9. Process to be followed for applying a Copyright

10. Validity of Copyright Registration The validity of the copyright works is up to the life of an artist or creator, i.e., 70+ years.

11. Documents Required For Copyright Registration Address Proof and Identity Proof of the applicant along with the nationality; Disclosure of the interest of the applicant in the Copyright; whether the applicant is the author of the work or the legal representative of the author; Submit two copies of the original work; In case of a company or business, submit an incorporation certificate; Details of the work’s nature; Work Language; Title, class, and description of the work; Publication date; publication in magazines or in a research paper (Internal) submitted to a professor doesn’t count as publication;

12. Penalties for Copyright Infringement In the case of Copyright Infringement, the minimum punishment is imprisonment for 6 months with a minimum fine of Rs. 50,000/-; In case of a second & subsequent conviction, the minimum punishment is imprisonment for 1 year and a fine of Rs. 1 lakh .

13. Benefits of Copyright Registration

14. Q1Copyrights is a type of intellectual Property right that gives its owner the exclusive right. True False Q2. Categories of copyrights include Artistic Work Musical Work Both A & B

15. Q3. Benefits of copyrights Include Acts a Legal Evidence for Ownership Allows Transfer of Rights All of the above Q4. In the case of Copyright Infringement minimum penalty amount A) 100000 B) 25000 C)50000