About Copyright and Neighbouring Right

As the copyright owner, you have the exclusive right to exploit the work, including any:

• reproduction;
• advertising;
• sale;
• lease;
• distribution;
• lending;
• public display of originals or copies;;
• television and radio transmission;
• broadcasting;
• translation;
• adaptation;
• presentation to the public;
• prohibition or consent to making available to the public the work or part thereof.

In addition, copyright over scientific, literary, musical or artistic work (including photographs) and films, provides to the creator the so-called “moral right”. This right includes the creator’s right, for his/hers entire lifetime, to claim the authorship of the work and to object to any distortion, mutilation or other modification of the work, that would detract the honour or reputation of the author.