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The digital communication right

Zohar Efroni

in Access-Right

Published in print December 2010 | ISBN: 9780199734078
Published online January 2011 | e-ISBN: 9780199866137 | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199734078.003.0005
The digital communication right

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As markets for networked digital transmissions became increasingly lucrative, and as new technologies have been gradually substituting in for traditional mass-media channels such as radio and television, the copyright issues involved began to become pressing. Perhaps the most important milestone in the development of communication rights in recent years was the conclusion of the 1996 WIPO Treaties and the exclusive communication and “making-available” rights they introduced. This chapter discusses the shift from traditional broadcasting media and other forms of analog communications to digital communication and the legal change it brought with it.

Keywords: broadcasting media; digital communications; communication rights; mass media

Chapter.  16643 words. 

Subjects: public international law

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