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1.If your work has a certain amount of "originality", then you have copyright, and it is the copyright of the work as soon as it is created.
Copyright is a type of intellectual property that consists of works in the natural sciences, social sciences, and literature, drama, painting, sculpture, photography, and cinematography.
Originality. Also known as originality or originality, it refers to the non-imitation (non-plagiarism) and difference of a work produced by independent creation. As long as a work is not a complete or substantial imitation of an existing work, but is the product of the author's independent conception, and is different from the existing work in terms of expression, it can be regarded as original, and thus regarded as a newly produced work, rather than a copy of an existing work.
1. Publishing a work without the permission of the copyright owner;
2. Without the permission of the co-author, publishing a work created in collaboration with others as a work created by oneself alone;
3. Those who did not participate in the creation of the creation, but signed the works of others in order to seek personal fame and fortune;
4. Distorting or tampering with the works of others;
5. Plagiarizing the works of others;
6. Except as otherwise provided by the Copyright Law, where the work is used by means of exhibition, filming, or filming, or by methods similar to filming, or by means of adaptation, translation, annotation, etc., without the permission of the copyright owner;
7. Failure to pay remuneration for the use of other people's works;
8. Publication of works or audio or video recordings without the permission of the copyright owner of a film work or a work created by a method similar to that of filmmaking, computer software, audio or video recordings, or copyright holders, except as otherwise provided by the Copyright Law; 9. Without the permission of the publisher, using the layout design of the books and periodicals published by the publisher;
10. Broadcasting live performances or recording performances of performers from live broadcasts or publicly, or recordings of their performances without their permission;
11. Other acts of infringement of copyright and neighboring rights.
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There are copyrights. Someone else's ** can be said to have been implicitly approved by you. Because you already know the sharing properties of a space when you use it.
However, it is also necessary to subdivide various situations, such as not signing your name after **, which constitutes infringement, for example, if you publish an announcement in a prominent position in the space saying that you prohibit anyone from **your article, the other party** also constitutes infringement.
If it is published like a book, it is definitely infringing.
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It is not only the work that has a copyright after the publication of the ruler source, as long as the work is completed, it automatically has a copyright. The works of Chinese citizens, legal persons or other organizations, regardless of whether they are published or not, enjoy the copyright of imitation in accordance with this Law. The copyright of the works of foreigners and stateless persons is protected by the Copyright Law in accordance with the agreement signed between the country of authorship or habitual residence and China or the international treaties to which they are parties. 02
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Due to the above situation, the current "practice" is that if an online author specifically indicates "copyright" for his work, and the title (including comparison name and pseudonym) is prepared for the blog (space), it cannot be used for the infringement matters stipulated in the Copyright Law. - Actually, it should be all works on the Internet, including those that are not copyrighted.
1.Become original.
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Copyright is a type of intellectual property. Once the graphics or other works are registered and protected by the SZDC filing center, they will enjoy the protection of national copyright laws. Without the consent of the copyright owner, others are not allowed to use it casually, otherwise it will constitute infringement.
Copyright registration is a powerful law for rights protection**, and there are prior rights after applying for copyright. In the event of a copyright dispute, it is a powerful way to assert rights. As a preliminary proof of copyright ownership, unless there is other evidence to the contrary sufficient to overturn the content of the copyright registration certificate, the judicial, administrative or other competent authorities may accept the items recorded in the copyright registration certificate, thereby greatly reducing the difficulty of the relevant right holders in adducing evidence.
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Regardless of registration or non-registration, copyright belongs to the author, copyright is automatically enjoyed after the creation of the work, and copyright registration is only to better promote and protect the rights and interests of the work, but it is not a necessary procedure for obtaining copyright.
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Of course, it is necessary that copyright is a natural human right, and the right is born with it, and the work is produced after completion, but the role of registration is to determine the ownership of the right, so as not to make it clear who the infringement is in the future.
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In fact, it is not necessary to register copyright with the Shenzhen Digital Works Filing Center, but it is very important. Is there no copyright for "a work" if it is not registered? Obviously, this is a misunderstanding, and in fact there is also copyright.
But what is the use of registering copyright? This is more like an "officially recognized" process that is more protected by law.
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Is it necessary to register the copyright of my original work? You have to register copyright, and now there are too many people who pirate copies, and you still have to protect your own interests.
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Legal analysis: The original creator has copyright. The copyright belongs to the author, except as otherwise provided by this Law.
The natural person who creates the work is the author. A work that is presided over by a legal person or unincorporated organization, created on behalf of the will of the legal person or unincorporated organization, and for which the legal person is absent or for which the unincorporated organization bears responsibility, is deemed to be the author.
Legal basis: Article 11 of the Copyright Law.
The copyright belongs to the author, except as otherwise provided by this Law.
The natural person who creates the work is the author.
A work that is presided over by a legal person or unincorporated organization, created on behalf of the will of the legal person or unincorporated organization, and for which the legal person or unincorporated organization bears responsibility, is regarded as the author.
Article 12. The natural person, legal person or unincorporated organization that signs the work is the author, and the corresponding rights exist in the work, unless there is proof to the contrary.
Authors and other copyright owners may register their works with a registration authority designated by the competent national copyright authority.
The provisions of the preceding two paragraphs shall apply to the rights related to copyright by reference.