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Meanings of under copyright in English

Russian
защищено авторским правом
Portuguese
protegido por direitos autorais
Spanish
bajo derechos de autor
Catalan
sota drets d'autor
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Legal state of a work as recognised as an intellectual property of an entity.

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защищено авторским правом
Usage of under copyright in English
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D'Alton plays are still under copyright so a performing licence is required.
The Irish Times
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Without limiting the rights under copyright reserved above, no part of this
The sherlockian
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The question now is whether the case has any merit under copyright law.
Wired
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Fair use also happens to be an exception to content owner's rights under copyright law.
Wired
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Scoff if you must, but unscripted shows are "literary works" under copyright law.
Reuters
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Google has argued that the display of snippets of text is fair use under copyright law.
The Irish Times
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Anthem is still under copyright in Canada.
Anthem
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When it comes to the DVD, there's not even a question of fair use allowed under copyright law.
Wired
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She eventually sued in 2009, claiming damages for the previous three years as allowed for under copyright law.
Reuters
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The staff are singing different words to the tune because the lyrics to Happy Birthday are under copyright protection.
The Irish Times
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The remaining books -the vast majority of all titles -are still under copyright but out of print.
Reuters
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The difference between protecting a program under copyright and protecting a program under software patents is subtle but significant.
Free as in Freedom: Richard Stallman's Crusade for Free Software
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A Missouri motorist stopped by police threatened to sue them under copyright laws if they wrote down his name.
The Irish Times
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And Fairey maintained he transformed the AP's image enough to constitute a fair use of the work under copyright law.
Wired
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Critics say the prohibitions restrict scholarly research and other "fair uses" that are normally legal under copyright law.
Wired
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Congress also removed a section that would have allowed the data contained in databases to be placed under copyright protection.
Wired