The Protection of Broadcasts and Broadcasting Organisations under 'New' Copyright Act 1968 of Australia

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  • Ogawa Megumi
    クイーンズランド大学博士課程法律学専攻

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  • オーストラリア「新」著作権法における放送番組、放送事業者の保護
  • 事例報告 オーストラリア「新」著作権法における放送番組、放送事業者の保護
  • ジレイ ホウコク オーストラリア シン チョサクケンホウ ニ オケル ホウソウ バングミ ホウソウ ジギョウシャ ノ ホゴ

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This article aims to clarify the means by which broadcasts and broadcasting organisations are protected within the framework of copyright law in Australia, compared to Japan. In Australia, the conduct of broadcasting is protected through the recognition of copyright in "broadcasts" as opposed to Japan where broadcasting organisations are granted neighbouring rights in relation to the conduct of broadcasting. Also, Australia recognises copyright in "sound recordings" or "cinematograph films" used for broadcasts which have been recorded before being broadcast as distinct from copyright in "broadcasts". This article examines the structure of protection in order of "broadcasts" "sound recordings" and " cinematograph films", then considers the characteristics of the protection system in Australia, in comparison to that, of Japan.

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  • Joho Chishiki Gakkaishi

    Joho Chishiki Gakkaishi 11 (2), 11-16,17, 2001

    Japan Society of Information and Knowledge

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