The right of authorship refers to the right enjoyed by the author to be recognized as the author of the work. This right has the following contents: firstly, the author has the right to ask others to recognize the authorship of the works he has created, and this right is absolutely exclusive; secondly, the author has the right to decide whether to disclose when, where, how and in what manner; The right to disclose their authorship within the scope. There are two opinions on whether the right of authorship and the right of authorship have the same meaning. One point of view is that "these two rights are the same opinion, that is, the author has the right to sign his name on the published work to show his identity as the author." Another view is that "not one thing but two things, not one right but two rights." In terms of legislation, most countries stipulate the right of authorship and the right of authorship together, but a few countries stipulate the right of authorship and the right of authorship separately or only stipulate the right of authorship.
Article 10(2) of my country's Copyright Law interprets the right of signature as "the right to indicate the identity of the author and sign his name on the work", which also refers to the right of signature Legislative examples equivalent to authorship rights. The right of authorship is the author's right to require others to recognize his or her qualifications for the creation of works based on his or her creative behavior. It is the author's most basic right and the premise and basis for the exercise of other copyright rights. The exercise of the right of authorship is used to indicate the author's identity in most cases.
Therefore, the right of authorship is a form of expression of the author's identity, but it is not the only form. In addition to signature, it can also be through the introduction of the author's identity, his real name Register or other means to indicate authorship. However, the right of authorship is not part of the right of authorship; they are two parallel rights. As mentioned above, the essence of the right of authorship is to control the relationship between the author and the work to disclose or conceal the identity of the author, with the purpose of obtaining certain benefits or preventing certain damages.
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