Learn · Copyright and Related Rights Law
Lecture 18 of 60Week 4
Literary Work v Dramatic Work - Part 2
Prof. Rohan Cherian Thomas · NALSAR University of Law
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- Copyright and Related Rights Law, NALSAR University of Law (at NPTEL)
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- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only.
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- NPTEL states: "Distributed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike / CC BY - NC - SA", beside a BY-NC-SA badge. Coordinated by IIT Madras.
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All the lectures
- Subject Matter, Incorporeal Property and Literary Work Definitions
- Idea-Expression and Meaning of ‘Literary’ in Literary Work
- Quantum of Literary Work
- Computer Software
- Database
- Statutory Definitions of Artistic Work
- Meaning of ‘Artistic’ in Artistic Work
- Photography and Tattoos
- Difference between Artistic Works and Industrial Designs
- Architectural Works
- Statutory Definitions of Musical Work
- Meaning of ‘Music’ - Part 1
- Meaning of ‘Music’ - Part 2
- Is Music Finite?
- Music v Sound Recording
- Statutory Definitions of Dramatic Work
- Literary Work v Dramatic Work - Part 1
- Literary Work v Dramatic Work - Part 2
- Dramatic Work v Cinematograph Film
- TV show format as Dramatic Works
- Two Dimensions of Originality
- Threshold of Creativity?
- Existence of Works
- Construction of Originality by Courts - Part 1
- Construction of Originality by Courts - Part 2
- Unoriginal Works
- Justification for Producer Authorship
- Composite Works and Ownership Issues
- Copyright Society - Part 1
- Copyright Society - Part 2
- Statutory Definitions of Performance
- Work v Performance
- Performer’s Economic Rights
- Performer’s Moral Rights
- Performers Rights and Personality Rights
- Statutory Definitions of Broadcasting
- Broadcast Reproduction Right
- Resale Royalty Right
- Right to Receive Royalty
- Right to Receive Royalty - 2
- Registration, Publication and Part I of Term
- Term Part II
- Public Domain and Relinquishment
- Reproduction, Issuance of Copies and Parallel Imports
- Adaptation
- Translation
- Communication and Performance of Work to the Public
- Rental Rights, TPM and RMI
- Author's Special Rights - 1
- Author's Special Rights - 2
- Fair Use
- Fair Dealing and Permitted Acts
- Compulsory Licensing
- Statutory Licensing
- Infringement Part I
- Infringement Part II
- Infringement Part III
- Infringement Part IV
- Subconscious Copying and Part I of Problem-Solving
- Problem-Solving Part II