Private use is full of uncertainty both in theory and in application. Given the fact that the copying itself, whether in a private use context or a piracy context, is physically the same, it is very easy to confuse private copying with piracy. However, private use serves an important role not only relating to users' fundamental rights such as free speech and the right of autonomy and privacy, but also in contributing to the creative process by fostering creativity-relevant human capital. This book critically evaluates the legal treatment of private use under Chinese digital copyright law,…mehr
Private use is full of uncertainty both in theory and in application. Given the fact that the copying itself, whether in a private use context or a piracy context, is physically the same, it is very easy to confuse private copying with piracy. However, private use serves an important role not only relating to users' fundamental rights such as free speech and the right of autonomy and privacy, but also in contributing to the creative process by fostering creativity-relevant human capital. This book critically evaluates the legal treatment of private use under Chinese digital copyright law, which provides overprotection for Technological Protection Measures (TPMs) and abandons the private use limitation on digital copyright. It also examines the underlying causes and possible solutions.
Zhong Zheng, Dr., is lecturer of intellectual property law at Southwest University of Political Science and Law, China. She received LL.B in 2003 and LL.M in 2006 from Southwest University of Political Science and Law, China; Bachelor of Arts in English in 2002 from Sichuan International Studies University, China; and LL.D in 2011 from Kyushu University, Japan. Her research interests include digital copyright and intangible cultural heritage.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: The legal treatment of private use under Chinese Copyright Law - Private use and the China piracy battle - Technological Protections Measures (TPMs) - Alternative business models of digital content provision and their social conditions - Working proposals of the legal treatment of private use in China: An example of the TPMs & Contract model.
Contents: The legal treatment of private use under Chinese Copyright Law - Private use and the China piracy battle - Technological Protections Measures (TPMs) - Alternative business models of digital content provision and their social conditions - Working proposals of the legal treatment of private use in China: An example of the TPMs & Contract model.
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