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2 years ago

What word describes a violation of copyright laws? What rights do copyright holders have over their work of art

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lesya [120]2 years ago

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breech

malefaction

misdoing

offence

transgression

GREYUIT [131]2 years ago

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Answer:

infringement

Explanation:

By default, when a literary, artistic, or work is created, the person who created the work automatically becomes the copyright owner at that point. This person is commonly referred to as the 'first copyright owner'.

In cases where a work is created as part of a normal employment person then the first owner will usually be the company that employed the person who created the work, (unless that person was working as a freelancer).

Above should be seen as the default situation; The conclusion of any written agreement or agreement that establishes copyright ownership that the author has signed that will, of course, take precedence.

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