What are the statutory rights of publishers
1. Publishers have the right to license or prohibit others from using the books they publish. , Journal layout design. The right protection period stipulated in the preceding paragraph is ten years, ending on December 31 of the tenth year after the book or periodical using the format design is first published.
2. The right of authorship is a neighboring right enjoyed by the publisher. personal rights in. Publishers have the right to put their name on their publications. For example, if this book is published by the People's Publishing House, the publisher has the right to put its name on it.
3. Version form includes layout form and binding form. The format includes printing fonts, horizontal and vertical layout, format size, etc.; the binding form refers to the appearance of the publication. Cover designers have copyright in the book covers they design and can adopt a “one-time sale” method to transfer the rights to the publisher, so that the publisher has neighboring rights in the cover design of the publication.
4. When a book publisher publishes a book, it should be included in the copyright Make a book version record on the page. The book version record generally includes the following items:
(1) Book title (or picture title).
(2) Author (or illustrator, editor) author, translator) name (or pen name, unit name).
(3) Publisher, printer and distributor The name.
(4) Year and month of publication, edition, printing Times, printing number.
(5) Unify book number and pricing.
Publisher and how long is the copyright protection period
1. Publishers refer to publishing units such as book publishers, newspaper publishers, magazine publishers, and audio-visual publishers. After the publisher obtains the exclusive right of publication, he has his own rights in disseminating the work, that is, he enjoys neighboring rights to the publication. That is to say, book publishing houses enjoy the right of signature and version format rights for the books they publish, the newspapers they publish, the magazines they publish, and the audio-visual publishing houses for the audio and video they publish.
2, The protection period is limited, and the protection period differs depending on the copyright owner and the nature of the work:
(1) The author of the work is a citizen, and the protection period of his/her property rights is the author’s lifetime plus 50 years after his death. After the author dies, the protection period begins on January 1 of the year following the author's death, and expires on December 31 of the 50th year.
(2) Works of legal persons and unincorporated entities, For work for which the copyright (excluding the right of authorship) is enjoyed by a legal person or an unincorporated unit, the right to publish, use and receive remuneration is protected for 50 years. However, if the work is not published within 50 years from the completion of its creation, the copyright law will no longer protect it. Protect.
(3) Publication of film, television, and video works The protection period of the right, the right to use and the right to receive remuneration, and the copyright of photographic works is 50 years, ending on December 31 of the 50th year after the work was first published. However, if the work is not published within 50 years after the completion of the creation, the copyright will no longer be protected.
(4) Right to publish, use and The protection period of the right to receive remuneration is the life of the author plus 50 years after death, but the calculation of 50 years is based on the death time of the last co-author among the co-authors.
(5) The use of works by unknown authors The protection period of the right and the right to receive remuneration is 50 years, ending on December 31 of the 50th year after the work was first published. However, once the author's identity is determined, the general provisions of copyright law apply.
(5) The exclusive publishing rights of the book publishing unit. The contract stipulates that the book publisher shall enjoy the exclusive publishing rights for a period of no more than 10 years, and the contract can be renewed upon expiration.
(7) The protection period for the right to use audio and video works and the right to receive remuneration is 50 years year, ending on December 31 of the 50th year after the work was first published.
(8) The protection period for the right to use radio and television programs and the right to receive remuneration is 50 years, ending on December 31 of the 50th year after the broadcast.
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