The author as agent of information policy: The relationship between economic and moral rights in copyright

Wilkinson, Margaret Ann; Gerolami, Natasha

doi:10.1016/j.giq.2008.12.002

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“…In this context, the value system embodies the copyright, an exclusive right granted by the state to creators and copyright holders of books. Copyright for books consists of moral and economic rights, which will be elaborated further in the subsequent sections (Wilkinson & Gerolami, 2009). The normative system, in this case, pertains to copyright regulations for books, outlined in laws such as Copy Right Law (2014), Bookkeeping System Law (2017), Electronic Information and Transaction Law (2008, 2016, & 2024, and Ministerial Circular Letter on Limitations and Responsibilities of Platform Providers and Merchants for Electronic Commerce in the Form of User Generated Content (2016).…”

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Online Sale of Pirated Books from a Legal and Moral Perspective

Kartika Wati,

Usman,

Soediro

2024

J.D.Hk.

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The increase in online book sales without permission and copyright violations in Indonesia poses a major threat to written works. This problem requires normative legal and moral studies to find solutions that complement previous research. This article aims to analyze and describe the legal regulations for buying and selling pirated books online and explain that the act of pirating books for sale is a moral crime. Normative legal research was used, which produced prescriptive conclusions. The data in this article consists of the Copyright Law, Information and Electronic Transactions Law, and other technical regulations. These regulations are equipped with various supporting references that discuss copyright issues, moral rights, and integrative legal theory, which describes a comprehensive legal system for responding to regulatory violations. This article reveals that national legal policies are not sufficient to guarantee protection for authors and publishers against book piracy and even make it difficult to report this crime to the police so that the use of the criminal justice system becomes ineffective. Indonesian society's perception of book piracy must be improved from previously being a common practice to a moral crime that is financially detrimental, and to the good name of authors and publishers. This article suggests several changes to the regulatory structure. First, we determine the authenticity verification scheme for books sold in bookstores and on marketplace platforms. Second, eliminating the concept of Klach Delict in criminal provisions so that reporting the crime of book piracy can be done by anyone, especially publishers and the public, who observe copyright.

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Online Sale of Pirated Books from a Legal and Moral Perspective

Kartika Wati,

Usman,

Soediro

2024

J.D.Hk.

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“…The arguments raised include the degree of actor empowerment such as authoritative and allocative power of the actors (e.g. Pieterson et al, 2007;Gizaw et al, 2017;Liou et al, 2011;Panagiotopoulos et al, 2012;Wilkinson & Gerolami, 2009), communication to improve awareness or understanding towards a particular transformation (Graffy, 2008;Hackler & Saxton, 2007;Wang & Kapucu, 2008;Yang & Pandey, 2009) and governance (e.g. Dawes, 2008;Farazmand, 2009;Keiser, 2010;Wu & He, 2009) and the repercussion of resource devolution against big investments for technology-led-changes in the public sector.…”

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Studying Transformational Government: A review of the existing methodological approaches and future outlook

Omar

Weerakkody

Daowd

2020

Government Information Quarterly

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“…The development of economic copyrights as a regulator of trade catalyzed nearly identical and simultaneous copyright laws in France and was a central feature of the Berne Convention. 167 Economic copyrights do not in and of themselves protect the rights of an author with respect to his or work but, rather, grant the copyright holder particular privileges. These privileges include copying, publishing, performing, translating, and adapting the work.…”

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With Love and Kisses: Nothing Lasts Forever: An Examination of the Social and Artistic Antiquation of Moral Rights

Lewis¹

2016

Int J Cult Prop

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Abstract:This article examines the social and artistic antiquation of moral rights law. Moral rights law developed, and was implemented, under the heavy influence of the French preference to put the rights of the author at the center of intellectual property protection (with Victor Hugo leading this charge). However, as artistic practice evolves in a continually rapid fashion, it is becoming increasingly clear that moral rights are unable to properly accord with modern art forms. An examination of the social construction of authorship, the emergence of unique contemporary art forms, and the role of technology as a catalyst to intellectual property law, reveals that the Western world’s legal moral rights scheme cannot survive its current form. Moral rights’ endurance hinges on its ability to reconcile with a social and artistic climate alien to its origins. Artistic expression does not exist in a vacuum and is inextricably linked to, and reflective of, the social climate it is born out of. As society evolves and shifts, so too does its art and so must the law.

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The author as agent of information policy: The relationship between economic and moral rights in copyright

Cited by 7 publications

References 32 publications

Online Sale of Pirated Books from a Legal and Moral Perspective

Online Sale of Pirated Books from a Legal and Moral Perspective

Studying Transformational Government: A review of the existing methodological approaches and future outlook

With Love and Kisses: Nothing Lasts Forever: An Examination of the Social and Artistic Antiquation of Moral Rights

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