Copyright Statute Law No. 633

A set of vocabulary flashcards based on the provisions relating to copyright as described in Law No. 633.

Copyright

Legal protection granted to the creators of original works, comprising their exclusive rights to use and distribute those works.

Intellectual works

Creative works protected under copyright law, including literature, music, art, and computer programs.

Berne Convention

An international agreement that provides a framework for copyright protection across member countries.

Collective work

A work created by assembling different works or parts of works, which has a self-contained character.

Economic utilization

The right of an author to control the commercial exploitation of their work, including reproduction, distribution, and public performance.

Moral right

An author's right to claim authorship and to oppose any modification that would harm their reputation.

Duration of copyright

The time period during which copyright protection is effective, typically lasting the life of the author plus an additional number of years.

Creative character

The originality and inventive nature of a work that qualifies it for copyright protection.

Exclusive right of reproduction

The author's right to make copies of their work through any means of reproduction.

Inalienable rights

Rights that cannot be transferred to another party, ensuring that an author retains certain fundamental rights over their work.