1. The copyright is obtained due to inheritance, bequest, or legacy support agreement. Only copyright in copyright can be obtained.
2. Obtain copyright due to contract.
(1) Obtain the copyright in accordance with the entrustment contract. “The ownership of the copyright of a commissioned work shall be agreed upon by the client and the trustee.” If the contract stipulates that the copyright is enjoyed by the client, the client becomes the "other copyright holder" other than the author.
(2) Transfer of copyright. The copyright owner may transfer all or part of the property rights in the copyright to others, and the transferee of the copyright property rights is also the subject of the copyright.
3. The special subject of copyright is the state. The state becomes the subject of special rights for the following reasons:
(1) Purchase of copyright. That is, the state purchases copyright from the copyright holder for some special needs, thus becoming the subject of the legal relationship.
(2) Accept gifts. That is, the author donates his protected work to the state, and the state accepts the gift.
(3) In accordance with legal provisions. That is to say, the law stipulates that the copyright of a certain work shall be exercised by the state during the period of protection.
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