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Article 13 of the Copyright Act specifies that a reproduction also includes any complete or partial adaptation or imitation in a modified form, as a […]

In the event of copyright infringement, the infringer can be held liable to pay damages. The rules to claim liability of the infringer, and the […]

Duplicating a work means taking over or copying work. Editing a work that does not create a new original work can also be seen as […]

Articles 16b and 16c of the Copyright Act stipulate that a few copies of a work may be made for your own use, study or […]

Under the right to quote, a relevant part of someone else’s work may be reproduced, provided certain conditions are met. This applies not only to […]

Plagiarism is copying (parts of) someone else’s work without referring to the source. The core of plagiarism is that the plagiarist pretends that it is […]

When the copyright protection of a certain work has expired, this work will become public domain. If a work has entered the public domain, it […]

In short, reproduction is a copy of a work. An adaptation that does not create a new original work can also be seen as a […]

Making a reproduction is a form of copying in the sense of the Copyright Act. In particular, reproduction means making an exact copy.

Under Article 15a of the Copyright Act, citing work is not considered copyright infringement, provided certain conditions are met. Conditions First of all, the work […]

In addition to quoting from texts and quoting from images, it is also permitted to quote from music (sound quote). However, it is required that […]