Protect musical works
Many poets feel hilarious when their works are set to music. From this “connection,” many songs were born, becoming favorites of many audiences. However, before musicians put music into poems, do they need the approval of the author of the poem, and do they have…
1. Is a live stream using other people’s music or images considered copyright infringement? Livestream (also known as live streaming) is the process of broadcasting live video in real-time to an audience on the internet without needing to record or store it in advance. By…
When songs are old or boring, young people tend to remix them to create a different version of the song. When remixed, the songs will have better sound quality, and impress the audience more. Young individuals always have a crush on something unique and new,…
Making parody music has long been acknowledged and accepted by the general public through comedic skits and entertaining music videos. This parody exists in social life as a sort of folklore, similar to a joke, mostly oral tradition, that amuses people. However, is music composed…
The evolution of music parallels the evolution of society; it is a vehicle for the precise expression of human needs, desires, and emotions. The legislation states that music products are also copyright protected, but for more information on the particular protection rules, please see the…
