[pp.int.general] Protest certain musicians?
Boris Turovskiy
tourovski at gmail.com
Mon Nov 2 21:44:34 CET 2009
Hi Signe,
It's indeed a very significant difference that is based upon two
approaches - the European one (based on notion of author's rights, like
the German Urheberrecht, the French drit d'auteur or the Russian
avtorskoe pravo) and the American one (based on the notion of
copyright). Especially in the international context the distinction has
to be maintained and discussed.
However, your statement
> For example, the creator's right says that it is not possible to sell
> the material and ideal rights of a creator's mind works. Which means
> that the creator is always paid.
is false, because while the Urheberrecht is indeed non-transferrable and
unalienable, the Verwertungsrechte ("realization rights" governing the
profits from the work) can be transferred.
Best regards,
Boris
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