英文摘要 |
Webcast' is not the abbreviation of 'network communication', nor does it include 'real -time re-transmission by network', but refers to the initial non-interactive communication implemented through the network. The definition of broadcasting right in Copyright Law before the third amendment basically transplanted the provisions of the Berne Convention and could not regulate 'webcasting'. At that time, it could only apply 'catch-all right' to 'webcasting'. After the amendment of Copyright Law, the broadcasting right has been transformed to cover non- interactive communication by any technical means, including the 'webcasting' . The scope of its regulation is not limited to the communication of the original form of a work when it is created, but also includes the communication of the performance of the works and of the recording of the performance. |