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1 online resource (253 pages) |
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Routledge Research in Media Law Ser |
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Routledge Research in Media Law Ser
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| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Title; Copyright; Contents; Table of cases; Table of legislation; 1 Introduction; 2 The Legal rights of photographers and photograph publishers; 2.1) Introduction; 2.2) Rights: their origin and types; 2.3) Right of freedom of expression; 2.4) Development of photographers' and photograph publishers' rights; 2.4.1) Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights |
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2.4.2) Council of Europe Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms2.4.3) Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union; 2.4.4) Rights under intellectual property conventions and treaties; 2.4.5) Rights under the Constitution of Ireland; 2.4.5.1) Freedom of expression; 2.4.5.2) The right to communicate; 2.4.5.3) Freedom of expression, the right to communicate and the public interest; 2.4.5.4) Personal rights; 2.4.5.5) Private property rights; 2.4.6) Photographers' and photograph publishers' statutory rights |
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2.4.7) Common law right to take photographs2.5) Brief conclusions; 3 Photographers' and photograph publishers' rights under copyright law; 3.1) Introduction; 3.2) Development of photographers' and photograph publishers' rights under copyright law; 3.3) Copyright and Related Rights Act 2000; 3.3.1) Statutory recognition of copyright as a property right; 3.3.2) Statutory definitions relevant to copyright in photographs; 3.3.3) Originality in an artistic work and the subsistence of copyright; 3.3.4) Copyright does not subsist in ideas, infringing works or copies of madeavailable works |
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3.3.5) Author of a photograph and first owner of copyright in a photograph3.3.6) Presumption of knowing a work's author and first copyright owner; 3.3.7) Duration of copyright in a photograph; 3.3.8) Qualification for copyright protection; 3.3.9) Registration of copyright is not a legal requirement for copyright to subsist; 3.3.10) Copyright owner's rights; 3.3.11) Infringement of copyright; 3.3.12) Exempted acts permitted in respect of copyrighted works; 3.3.13) Dealings with rights in copyrighted works; 3.3.14) Moral rights |
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3.3.15) Remedies available for infringement of copyright and moral rights3.3.16) Criminal offences relating to copyright; 3.4) Copyright protection under international conventions and treaties; 3.5) Erosion of photographers' rights under copyright law; 3.5.1) Copyright reforms resulting from EU law; 3.5.2) Copyright law review and reform in the United Kingdom; 3.5.3) Copyright law review and reform in Ireland; 3.5.4) Forsaking rights under copyright for publicity; 3.5.5) Clients grabbing photographers' copyright and moral rights; 3.6) Brief conclusions |
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4 Legal restrictions imposed on photographers and photograph publishers to protect and enforce the personal rights of others |
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Print version record |
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780429887567 |
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0429887566 |
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