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Los videojuegos se han consolidado como la industria cultural con mayor previsión de crecimiento, por encima de la suma de la industria cinematográfica y discográfica, siendo España el cuarto mercado de software de ocio interactivo en Europa, y el sexto del mundo. Este libro efectua un estudio actualizado acerca del papel que juega la regulacion de la propiedad intelectual en el singular haz de relaciones juridicas entre los principales actores de la cadena de valor de la industria de los videojuegos, dedicando especial atencion a la proteccion de la creatividad a traves de la tutela de los derechos de autor (derechos y deberes, retos y desafios, statu quo normativo y propuestas de futuro). La juventud del videojuego como manifestacion cultural, a la que acompaña la consiguiente escasez e inespecificidad de su vigente marco regulador en España, determinan la necesidad y oportunidad de un estudio juridico actualizado, e incluso de caracter prospectivo, en el que se pongan de relieve las carencias y posibles vias de formalizacion e innovacion normativa en la materia.

Una gran parte de las actividades que realizamos en nuestro día a día, principalmente aquellas relacionadas con el ocio, se desarrollan a través de medios digitales. De este modo, nos encontramos con que muchos de nuestros comportamientos, cuya calificacion juridica estaba clara al realizarse en un entorno fisico, ahora han pasado a realizarse dentro de un entorno inmaterial, como por ejemplo los diferentes sistemas de descarga de archivos. Esto supone que se genera incertidumbre sobre la licitud de determinados comportamientos que realiza una gran mayoria de los usuarios de los medios digitales, con todo lo que ello comporta.Esta situacion se ha convertido en una de las motivaciones para la elaboracion de la presente obra.Se ha pretendido dotar de una herramienta practica, tanto a los profesionales del derecho, como a empresas cuya actividad se pueda ver afectada por este tipo de conductas, proporcionandole de esta forma orientacion a todos los problemas que puedan ir presentandose.

Después de más de ocho años de espera, por fin se ha publicado el Real Decreto1720/2007, de 21 de Diciembre, por el que se aprueba el Reglamento de Desarrollo de la Ley Orgánica 15/1999 de 13 de Diciembre , de proteccion de datos decaracter personal. En esta obra, cuatro profesionales de reconocido prestigioen el campo delDerecho de las Tecnologias de la Informacion, dos de ellos pioneros en la materia y otros dos de la nueva ola, han unido sus esfuerzos para lograr un libro en el que de forma agradable y facil de comprender se analiza el nuevo Reglamento, poniendo de relieve sus dificultades, y por otro lado susbondades. La videovigilancia, presente hoy dia en muchos momentos de nuestra existencia y que se preve que aun lo estara mas en el futuro proximo, cobra especial relevancia en este libro, dandosele el tratamiento adecuado. INDICE: Abreviaturas y Acronimos. Real Decreto 1720/2007. Disposiciones generales. La calidad de los datos. Deber de informacion al interesado. Derecho de las personas. Derecho de acceso. Derecho de cancelacion y rectificacion. Derecho de oposicion. Creacion, modificacion o supresion de ficheros de titularidad publica. Codigos tipo. El analisis de riesgo. Implantacion de los planes de seguridad. Videovigilancia. Disposiciones generales de la medidas de seguridad.

EL BINOMIO marcas y distribución comercial constituye uno de los pilares fundamentales del llamado Derecho de la Distribución Comercial. En una situación de mercados globalizados y de fuerte competencia los contratos de distribucion permiten a los fabricantes o proveedores la creacion de redes de distribuidores para facilitar la comercializacion uniforme de sus prestaciones, potenciando su imagen como empresario y la de sus productos o servicios.

Nos guste o no, tenemos que asumir que nuestros hábitos de creación, acceso y consumo cultural están experimentando una transformación histórica con la llegada de Internet.En los próximos años tendremos un acceso ilimitado a cantidades inmensas de contenidos digitales creado por los propios ciudadanos, lo que conllevara una reorganizacion de los sistemas educativos y del sector cultural.Ante estas nuevas formas de crear, acceder y consumir la cultura, los autores, editores, libreros y bibliotecarios, entre otros, deberan reflexionar sobre cual sera su papel en la sociedad digital.La lectura de este libro se convertira en una brujula para profesores, alumnos, profesionales del mundo juridico y, por supuesto, para los autores del siglo XXI, que quieran entender las implicaciones del impacto de Internet en la propiedad intelectual.Javier Celaya

Esta obra se compone de doce ensayos. Aunque no agrupa los asuntos de forma sistemática, que es lo usual en los tratados sobre derechos de autor y derechos conexos, sí se ocupa de temas básicos tales como los que han de entenderse por propiedad intelectual, explicando el significado y el contenido del derecho de autor, en especial sus caracteristicas patrimonial y moral. Los otros ensayos se ocupan de analizar los grandes temas especificos de los derechos de autor y los derechos conexos como son: la obra audiovisual, la obra por encargo, la obra futura y la cesion de derechos patrimoniales, el derecho de cita, las grabaciones efimeras, la utilizacion directa de fonogramas y su reproduccion en la radiodifusion, la interpretacion del articulo 183 de la ley 23 de 1982 sobre la solemnidad de la cesion de derechos de autor y la inscripcion o registro ante la Direccion Nacional de Derecho de Autor.

The artificial author explores the theme of intellectual property in the era of generative artificial intelligence and reflects on the new concept of creativity brought by this disruptive technology.The book questions the concept of authorship and the possibility that machines might perform much of the creative work traditionally reserved for humans, leaving the latter in the mere role of controller of the outputs obtained. Through an interesting doctrinal reflection, a precise commentary on jurisprudential cases, and a detailed survey of the terms of use of the main platforms, Simone Aliprandi offers an overview of the main emerging issues regarding copyright management of AI-generated works. The book is written in an accessible style and is intended not only for legal professionals but for all those interested in the new challenges posed by artificial intelligence in the field of creativity. The work is completed by a series of explanatory diagrams and an extensive bibliography.

A saúde possui uma complexidade de atividades, produtos, serviços, agentes e consumidores que fazem com que este segmento se enquadre dentre os setores que mais provocam impactos significativos na economia brasileira. A presente obra demonstra que a estrategia estatal de utilizar a Parceria para o Desenvolvimento Produtivo, lançada em 2008 e implementada a partir de 2009, como um programa que conjuga as politicas de saude, industrial e de inovaço, como possibilitadora do progresso tecnologico, cientifico e industrial das instituiçes publicas e privadas que pertencem ao Complexo Economico-Industrial da Saude, superando as barreiras e dificuldades enfrentadas por este setor.

A Série Universitária foi desenvolvida pelo Senac São Paulo com o intuito de preparar profissionais para o mercado de trabalho. Os títulos abrangem diversas áreas, abordando desde conhecimentos teóri

A Série Universitária foi desenvolvida pelo Senac São Paulo com o intuito de preparar profissionais para o mercado de trabalho. Os títulos abrangem diversas áreas, abordando desde conhecimentos teóri

O presente estudo tem como objetivo identificar o entendimento jurisprudencial do TJSC acerca dos critérios de fixação da quantia indenizatória devida, tanto patrimonial como moral, criando, a partir

The Trade Marks Act, 1999 is a significant piece of legislation in Indian commercial law that addresses the registration, protection, and enforcement of trademarks. Written in a clear and accessible legal style, this Act marks a critical evolution in the legal framework governing intellectual property rights in India. It is rooted in the need to align with global standards set by the TRIPS Agreement, thereby contextualizing Indias position in the global economy and enhancing its credibility in international trade. The Act encompasses provisions for the registration process, rights conferred upon trademark owners, and mechanisms for dispute resolution, reflecting both the complexities of intellectual property and the necessity of its protection in a rapidly developing market. The Parliament of India, as the legislative body, has drawn upon diverse legal traditions and commercial practices to craft an Act that responds to contemporary challenges in trademark law. In a milieu characterized by globalization and increased brand competition, the 1999 Act showcases Indias commitment to safeguarding intellectual property rights, thus making a definable statement on both national and international fronts. This legislative endeavor highlights the importance of intellectual property in fostering innovation and economic growth. This book is a must-read for legal practitioners, scholars, and business professionals involved in trademark issues. It offers vital insights into the nuances of trademark law within the Indian context, presenting readers with a comprehensive understanding of their rights and responsibilities. Whether you are studying intellectual property law or navigating the complexities of brand protection, the Trade Marks Act, 1999 is an essential resource that equips you with the knowledge needed to operate effectively in todays competitive landscape.

A profissionalização da mediação como um processo de negociação estruturado, com etapas claras e conduzido por profissional neutro, experiente e de confiança das partes, tem se mostrado um caminho vá

In "Of the Injustice of Counterfeiting Books," Immanuel Kant delves into the moral and philosophical implications of book piracy and its effects on authorship and creativity. Written in 1785, this treatise emerges from the Enlightenment context, emphasizing the intrinsic link between intellectual property and ethical considerations in society. Kant employs a rigorous argumentative style, integrating concepts of autonomy and respect for the individual, underscoring the unjust nature of counterfeiting as an infringement upon the authors rights and dignity. His nuanced exploration reflects the burgeoning ideas of authorship and ownership that were critical to the intellectual climate of his time. Kant, a central figure in Western philosophy, is known for his profound contributions to epistemology and moral philosophy. His experiences as a scholar and his belief in the importance of reason and autonomy influenced his arguments against book counterfeiting. In this work, Kant advocates for the value of originality and the moral right of authors to benefit from their intellectual labor, framing it as a matter of justice within a society that values Enlightenment principles. Highly recommended for those interested in ethics, literature, and the philosophy of law, this work offers critical insights into the implications of intellectual property rights. Readers will find Kants arguments compelling and relevant, as they resonate with ongoing discussions about the protection of creative works in our modern digital landscape.

In "Literary Copyright," Charles Dudley Warner delves into the intricate legalities and ethical considerations surrounding the ownership of literary works in the late 19th century. Employing a clear, accessible style, Warner juxtaposes his explorations of copyright laws with personal anecdotes and cultural commentary, inviting readers to contemplate the implications of these systems on creativity and intellectual property. The book emerges as a significant commentary in the context of an era when copyright was evolving amidst the rapid industrial and artistic changes that characterized the period, reflecting the tensions between originality and replication in literary production. Charles Dudley Warner, an influential American author, essayist, and editor, was deeply engaged in the cultural debates of his time. His personal experiences with publishing and his friendships with notable contemporaries, including Mark Twain, illuminated his understanding of the struggles artists faced regarding copyright. This background fueled his interest in advocating for artists rights, positioning Warner as an essential voice in the discussion on intellectual property during a pivotal transformation in literature. "Literary Copyright" is a must-read for those interested in the intersections of law, ethics, and literature. WarnerAos thoughtful treatment of the subject matter not only highlights the importance of copyright for protecting authors but also prompts modern readers to consider how these themes resonate today in an era increasingly shaped by digital media and accessibility.

Esta obra visa aproximar o universo das criações tecnológicas ao meio ambiente laboral, direcionado à criação de programas de computadores. A atual sociedade pandêmica atesta a importância dos softwa

The "Convention on the Grant of European Patents" is a foundational legal text that lays the groundwork for patent law within Europe. Written with precision and clarity, the document details the structures, processes, and principles that govern patent application and grant in member states. The text reflects a significant evolution in intellectual property law, establishing a harmonized patent system aimed at facilitating innovation and enhancing access to protection across diverse jurisdictions. The convention balances legal rigor with accessibility, making it essential reading for scholars and practitioners alike who seek to navigate the complexities of European patent law. The European Patent Organisation, the body responsible for the convention, is a key player in fostering innovation within Europe. Formed in response to the growing need for a unified patent system, the Organisation has continuously contributed to the development of legal frameworks that bolster technological advancement. The experience and insights gained from the diverse patent systems within member countries guided the crafting of this convention, reflecting the Organisations commitment to effective and equitable patent protection. I highly recommend this meticulous work to legal scholars, patent attorneys, and policymakers. It serves as both a comprehensive reference and a critical tool for understanding European patent laws intricacies. Engaging with the convention equips readers with a profound insight into how European patent legislation shapes innovation, business strategy, and economic growth across the continent.

The Patent Act of the Republic of Korea serves as a comprehensive legal framework that regulates patent law within the country. It articulates the processes for patent application, examination, and enforcement while aligning with international conventions and standards, such as the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS). This legal document is meticulously structured, employing precise legal language that conveys the intricacies of intellectual property rights in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. Its relevance has been greatly amplified in an era where innovation and intellectual property are pivotal to economic growth and global competitiveness. The Government of the Republic of Korea, through its legislative body, conceptualized the Patent Act to promote scientific and technological advancement while safeguarding the interests of inventors and the public. The creation of this Act is emblematic of Koreas commitment to fostering an environment conducive to innovation, reflecting a socio-economic landscape that has increasingly prioritized intellectual property as a cornerstone of development. This essential legal text is highly recommended for legal scholars, policymakers, and practitioners in the field of intellectual property. It provides invaluable insights into the legal underpinnings that support innovation in Korea. Whether one seeks to understand the practical implications of patent law or its role in shaping the nations economic strategy, the Patent Act stands as an indispensable resource.

In the dynamic collection *Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung v Rayner & Keeler Ltd*, the contributors explore the nuanced realm of jurisprudence through a rich tapestry of narratives and essays. This anthology deftly presents a diverse range of legal analyses and literary articulations that collectively capture the complexity of intellectual property, corporate identity, and the intricate interplay between innovation and ownership rights. Within these pages, readers will encounter a mosaic of approachesAiranging from analytical rigor to creative reinterpretationAithat illuminate the profound impacts of legal battles on global economies and individual livelihoods. Gathering authors like James Reid, Charles Hodson, and Richard Wilberforce, this compilation reflects a convergence of legal expertise and narrative inventiveness, framing the discussions within contemporary legal and historical contexts. The contributors, with their varied backgrounds in law and literature, offer valuable insights, thereby enriching the fabric of the dialogue on legal precedent and its implications. Their collective works evoke the spirit of legal realism, embracing complexities and uncertainties that echo throughout modern jurisprudential discourse, ultimately showcasing a unified yet multifaceted exploration of its theme. This volume offers scholars and enthusiasts alike an unparalleled look at the confluence of law and narrative. The anthologys breadth of insights encourages readers to engage deeply with the judicial themes and to appreciate the dialogue fostered between the voices included. By offering a spectrum of learned perspectives, the collection stands as an educational trove, encouraging a rich exploration of how legal thought is both shaped by and shapes the broader societal landscape.

The Patents Act 1970 is a pivotal legislative document that outlines the framework for patent protection in India, reflecting the countrys commitment to promoting innovation while balancing public interest. The Act embodies a legal style that is both detailed and technical, addressing various aspects including patentability criteria, rights of patent holders, and enforcement mechanisms. Set against the backdrop of Indias economic reforms in the 1970s, this Act marked a significant shift in intellectual property law, harmonizing traditional Indian values with global standards established under the World Trade Organization agreements. Crafted by the Parliament of India, this authoritative text draws from a wealth of legislative experience and deliberation, influenced by the urgent need for a robust patent system that could stimulate technological advancement in a post-colonial context. The formation of this Act can be traced to the increasing awareness of intellectual property as a catalyst for economic growth and development, addressing the aspirations of a nation eager to innovate and compete on the global stage. For scholars, legal practitioners, and students of intellectual property law, the Patents Act 1970 serves as an essential resource that captures the nuances of Indian patent law while providing insights into the legislative processes that shaped it. This Act is not only a legal artifact but also a crucial tool in understanding the relationship between law, technology, and societal growth in contemporary India.