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DOI: https://doi.org/10.26697/publisher.1.2
The creation and distribution of information products that are subject to copyright often involve the protection and enforcement of copyright in the mass media, which the State Committee carries out for the Protection of Copyright in the Mass Media by the norms of the Civil Code of Ukraine, the Laws of Ukraine “On Copyright and Related Rights” (Law of 23.12.1993 No. 3792-ХІІ, as amended on 11.07.2001 No. 2627-ІІІ), “On Information,” “On Printed Media (Press) in Ukraine,” “On News Agencies”, “On State Support of the Mass Media and Social Protection of Journalists,” “On Publishing,” “On Television and Radio Broadcasting” and other regulatory legal acts.
According to the current legislation, copyright protection is carried out through civil law methods of protection (Articles 16, 432 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, Articles 52, 53 of Law No. 3792-ХІІ); bringing the violator to administrative liability (Article 512 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses); bringing him to criminal liability (Article 176 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
It should be noted that the author has the following personal non-property rights (Article 14 of Law No. 3792-ХІІ):
- to demand recognition of his authorship by properly indicating the author's name on the work and its copies during any public use of the work, if this is practically possible;
- to prohibit mentioning his name during the public use of the work if he, as the author of the work, wishes to remain anonymous;
- to choose a pseudonym, indicate and demand the indication of a pseudonym instead of the author's real name on the work and its copies and during any public use of it;
- to demand the preservation of the integrity of the work and to counteract any distortion, distortion or other change of the work or any other encroachment on the work that may harm the honor and reputation of the author (the right to the inviolability of the work).
These rights are inseparable (inalienable) from the work's author and are not transferred, bequeathed or gifted. An exception is the right to the inviolability of the work. In the event of the author's death, the work's inviolability is protected by a person authorized by the author. In the absence of such authorization, the inviolability of the work is protected by the author's heirs and other interested persons (Article 439 of the Civil Code of Ukraine).
It is prohibited to assign authorship to a work by a person who is not its author. Persons who use works must indicate the author's name when using the work, even in cases of free use of the work (Articles 21-25 of Law No. 3792-ХІІ).
Authors are granted the right to be anonymous (to prohibit mentioning their name during public use of the work if they, as the author of the work, wish to remain anonymous) (Article 26 of the Law of Ukraine “On Printed Mass Media (Press) in Ukraine”).
Please note that the persons who assisted the author:
- technically (printers, draftsmen, stenographers, etc.);
- organizationally (producers, publishers, etc.);
- materially (sponsors, patrons, etc.) are not recognized as co-authors of the work.
According to the current legislation, copyright protection is carried out through civil law methods of protection (Articles 16, 432 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, Articles 52, 53 of Law No. 3792-ХІІ); bringing the violator to administrative liability (Article 512 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses); bringing him to criminal liability (Article 176 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
It should be noted that the author has the following personal non-property rights (Article 14 of Law No. 3792-ХІІ):
- to demand recognition of his authorship by properly indicating the author's name on the work and its copies during any public use of the work, if this is practically possible;
- to prohibit mentioning his name during the public use of the work if he, as the author of the work, wishes to remain anonymous;
- to choose a pseudonym, indicate and demand the indication of a pseudonym instead of the author's real name on the work and its copies and during any public use of it;
- to demand the preservation of the integrity of the work and to counteract any distortion, distortion or other change of the work or any other encroachment on the work that may harm the honor and reputation of the author (the right to the inviolability of the work).
These rights are inseparable (inalienable) from the work's author and are not transferred, bequeathed or gifted. An exception is the right to the inviolability of the work. In the event of the author's death, the work's inviolability is protected by a person authorized by the author. In the absence of such authorization, the inviolability of the work is protected by the author's heirs and other interested persons (Article 439 of the Civil Code of Ukraine).
It is prohibited to assign authorship to a work by a person who is not its author. Persons who use works must indicate the author's name when using the work, even in cases of free use of the work (Articles 21-25 of Law No. 3792-ХІІ).
Authors are granted the right to be anonymous (to prohibit mentioning their name during public use of the work if they, as the author of the work, wish to remain anonymous) (Article 26 of the Law of Ukraine “On Printed Mass Media (Press) in Ukraine”).
Please note that the persons who assisted the author:
- technically (printers, draftsmen, stenographers, etc.);
- organizationally (producers, publishers, etc.);
- materially (sponsors, patrons, etc.) are not recognized as co-authors of the work.
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