Copy Right Law

Business of Media

Research Paper

Copy Right Law

Introduction

This paper has been written with regards to copy right law and Issues, Web 3.0 and the next phase of technology, website business and applications that will take advantage of the Internet. Moreover, Semantic web and cloud computing and the impact of these new developments on creating new work opportunities will also be discussed.

Discussion

Copy Right Law and Issues

In a broad sense, the concept of copyright is a set of rules of civil and other branches of law which govern the relations arising in connection with the creation and use of science, literature and art. With regard to the definition of specific persons copyright is understood as a set belonging to the author (an individual) economic and moral (religious) rights with respect to their creative work created works of science, literature and art, having the novelty and originality, that is, it refers to the copyright (Copyright.com, 2012). One of the main issues of copyright is the creation of legal property and other conditions for effective creative work in science, literature and art, providing real opportunities for the recognition of the author and the protection of his right to set up his creative work product. At the same time no less important problem of copyright is to create legal material and other conditions for use of works of science, literature and art as a wide range of people. That is, the copyright solves the problem of a rational combination of the author's rights to the product with the ability to use his company.

There are different types of copyright, and the two main types are the exceptional and non-exclusive copyright. Copyrights and copyright objects are divided into several categories that include property and other copyrights and exceptional and non-exclusive copyright. A person who has the exclusive copyright to a work, has the sole right to use and may prohibit such use of the work by others. He has exclusive rights to the author of the work, if it is not transferred his rights (not signed the treaty on the transfer of author's exclusive rights) to a third party. A person possessing non-exclusive rights to the product is allowed to use the product along with the owner of the exclusive rights have transferred such rights, and other persons who have received permission to use this work the same way. Law, passed under the author's contract shall be deemed non-exclusive, unless the contract expressly provides otherwise. Moral copyrights are the so-called personal rights (such rights, which can act as a property: sell, buy, give, transfer, inheritance, etc.). Next, examine in more detail in the economic and moral rights of copyright.

Web 3.0, Semantic web, Cloud Computing and Impact

Web 3.0 is a term that fails to have meaning as several scholars have attempted to provide definitions that do not match or fit with one another but that, ultimately, is linked at times with the Semantic Web. As far as its semantic aspect is concerned, is a Web 3.0 ...