Course Description
With the rapid advancement of technology and digital transformation, copyright and related rights have become more important and complex than ever before. In this era, the way content is created, shared, and protected is being redefined, posing new legal and technical challenges.
This course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of copyright laws, from their historical foundations to the latest challenges in the digital environment.
We will explore the key elements of copyright, protected and exempted works, legal and technical protection mechanisms, and the moral and financial rights of both authors and related rights holders.
Through an in-depth study of local and international laws, along with practical examples and legal insights, this course will enable you to make informed decisions regarding the protection of creative works in the digital world.
What you'll learn
After completing this course the learner will be able to:
• Differentiate between the fundamental elements of copyright and related rights.
• Analyze protected and exempted works according to local and international laws.
• Explain when the use of copyrighted works requires the author’s permission and when it is permitted without restrictions.
• Discuss the nature of copyright, both moral and financial, and its impact on creators.
• Evaluate legal and technical protection mechanisms for digital works in light of modern challenges.
• Compare copyright and related rights based on international agreements and local legislation.
• Apply legal best practices to ensure compliance with intellectual property laws and protect creative works in the digital age.
Requirements
Hasn't any prerequisites
