A Comprehensive Guide to File GSTR-9
20 Jan, 2025
This article quite broadly speaks about the intellectual property law in Published Editions. Publishers are creators, acquirers, custodians, and managers – owners and users – of intellectual property rights. They possess certain rights in the books they produce and sell, and they hold other rights on behalf of third parties. Therefore, they have a professional interest in exploiting these rights to the best advantage of their authors as well as themselves.
Copyright for published edition purposes the whole or any part of a literary, dramatic or musical work. It relates to the design of the work – its style, composition, layout and general format and appearance. A newspaper and magazine will constitute a published edition.
The typographical arrangement of a published edition is protected by copyright under the Copyright Act,1976 provided that certain criteria are met. Where the rules apply if an individual wants to reproduce the whole or a substantial part of the work.
For example, a newspaper constitutes a published edition, the individual articles in the newspaper may be protected by copyright separately as literary works.
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