
This lecture is intended to give you a brief overview of the course content.
This is a legal disclaimer about this course. Please review it before continuing.
We will start the course by discussing what works cannot be protected by copyright.
This lecture delves more deeply into the concept of the idea/expression dichotomy that is essential for understanding copyright law.
This lecture explores the concept of the merger doctrine.
This lecture provides a brief overview of the fact/expression dichotomy.
We begin our journey into copyright law by learning what types of works are generally eligible for copyright protection.
This lecture covers the main requirements for copyright protection.
This lecture goes into more detail about non-human authorship. It is not mandatory for the course but could help you to understand copyright requirements better.
This lecture can help you better understand originality as a criterion for copyright protection.
This lecture debunks misconceptions about copyright registration.
This lecture provides information about copyright duration.
This lecture focuses on the concept of copyright infringement and provides an overview of the available remedies in case of the infringement.
The lecture is dedicated to the creation of works in the course of the employment relationship.
This lecture provides a brief overview of the basic rights that a copyright holder has.
This lecture focuses on the moral rights of the copyright holder.
This lecture focuses on the exclusive (economic) rights of the copyright holder.
This lecture explores the concept of derivative works.
This lecture focuses on the specifics of the copyright transfer and the types of such transfer.
This lecture gives a general overview of the copyright limitations.
This lecture focuses on the concept of fair use and provides a detailed analysis of the main principles considered by the courts in its assessment.
This lecture covers the concept of public domain, which is essential to the copyright law.
This lecture provides information about open (free) licenses and explains how Creative Commons licenses work.
This lecture provides a summary of the best practices that will allow a creator to work without worrying over infringing third parties’ copyright.
An additional lecture that focuses on the right of publicity, another important concept that you should be aware of in your work.
Whether you are a self-employed creative professional, entrepreneur, or manager in a major international corporation, intellectual property is one of your most important assets. Copyright protection, in particular, gives creators the right to control the use of their work and the ability to earn from it. Failing to protect your intellectual property can have far-reaching financial and reputational consequences for the creator or business. This is the reason why it is essential to understand how to create, protect and use your intellectual property.
This course focuses on one of the most important areas of intellectual property law: copyright law. I'm sure you are aware that copyright law is a complex subject that causes concern for many because of the legal implications.
This course aims to provide you with the most informative overview of the basics of copyright. We will discuss the kinds of creations that copyright law does and does not cover and the requirements the work should meet in order to be protected. I will tell you about the rights of the copyright holder and how can they be exercised. You will learn what remedies you may pursue against any abuse of your rights and how to avoid copyright infringement in your own work.
Moreover, I want to share with you my insights on the best practices in the field of copyright law, which you can also apply in your work to mitigate the risk of infringing third-party rights. I hope that this course will help you gain a better understanding of the fundamental concepts of copyright law and it will be useful in your daily work.
Without further ado, welcome to the course.