Copyright Infringement

● What is a Copyright Infringement?

Copyright infringement is the unauthorized use of works protected by copyright law

without permission.
● When was copyright infringement implemented?
The Universal Copyright Convention was established in 1952 to protect literary and
artistic work.

● Examples of Copyright Infringement?

1. Illegally downloading music files.
2. Uploading someone else's copyrighted material to an accessible web page.
3. Downloading licensed software from an unauthorized site.
4. Recording a movie in a theater.
5. Distributing a recording of a TV show or radio broadcast.
● Illegally downloading music files.
Illegal downloading and file sharing can lead to civil and criminal penalties.

● Uploading copyrighted material to an accessible web page.

Copying, displaying, publishing, and/or performing another person's original material
without permission violates copyright.
● Downloading licensed software from an unauthorized site.
Copying or distributing software without permission is illegal.

● Recording a movie in a theater.

Filming in a theater without permission is illegal.

● Distributing a recording of a TV show or radio broadcast.

Copyright owners have the right to record, rebroadcast, and communicate radio
broadcasts.

● Why’s Copyright Infringement Important?

Copyright Infringement protects creators' interests and encourages artistic creativity.
● what works are not protected by copyright under philippine law
1. literary and artistic works
2. derivative works.
literary and artistic works

derivative works.

● Sources