| Abstrakt: |
Intellectual property is part of civil law, which in itself is divided into two main branches, copyright and other rights related with copyright, as well as industrial property. Being a right that mainly treats issues on the creativity of authors' works as original and originating in certain fields, it requires special protection that at times it becomes difficult to achieve the goal. The protection of intellectual property rights is done with the purpose of securing their holders from the distribution, use and exploitation of the work without having such a right. In the field of intellectual property also include television broadcasts, which require special protection and in recent years with the advancement of technology, the theft of rights deriving from television broadcasting otherwise called "Piracy" has become a disturbing phenomenon for all entities operating in the field. Preventing this ever-increasing phenomenon requires harmonious coordination between many factors, with the aim of protecting the right holder from individuals or entities acting unlawfully. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
