rights in or to
Spanish translation: derecho a la imagen/derechos sobre la imagen
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en relación con Explanation: Una posibilidad -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 19 mins (2010-12-11 15:35:38 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- http://www.thefreedictionary.com/right |
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propiedad intelectual, derechos de imagen Explanation: pienso que engloba todo |
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derechos sobre o derivados de Explanation: ... su fotografia y/o texto de su entrevista... sugerencia |
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derechos sobre y respecto de sus fotografías/fotos y contenido de entrevistas Explanation: Conozca sus derechos respecto de la vivienda: Para sobrevivientes ... - [ Traducir esta página ]6 Feb 2008 ... Conozca sus derechos respecto de la vivienda: Para sobrevivientes de la violencia doméstica. E-mail; Share ... www.aclu.org/.../conozca-sus-derechos-respecto-de-la-vivien... sobrevivientes-de-la-violencia-domes - En caché Seguro de Salud y Beneficios: Sus Derechos Respecto al Seguro de ...Encuentre Sus Derechos Respecto al Seguro de Salud y sus Beneficios: Ley de Derechos de Los Empleados, Abogado, Información Legal. espanol.findlaw.com › ... › Salarios y Beneficios - En caché - Similares Saludos, Sery |
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50 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2derechos a la imagen o sobre la imagen Explanation: Según entiendo, está distinguiendo lo que es el derecho a la privacidad (right in the image, o derecho a la propia imagen) y lo que son los derechos sobre la imagen (acá estamos en el terreno del copyright). Te pongo algunas citas: http://www.ctainl.org.mx/revista_10/complementos/oscarpuccin... http://tutortanith.com/legal/content.htm http://www.bizcommunity.com/Article/196/48/21044.html http://www.zvulony.com/publicity_rights_lawyer.html http://btopfree.runboard.com/t749 Este último es el más claro Y después hay una página de jurisprudencia argentina que no logro ver porque creo que tienen que renovar el dominio... la veo y se desaparece. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 52 mins (2010-12-11 16:08:52 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Copio lo sustancial de esta última cita: "Copyright: Unless otherwise stipulated, the photographer has immediate copyrights to any images he or she takes. A photographer may license the use of their copyright images to other people. Being the subject of an image for the most part gives that subject no inherent copyrights to that image. A photographer does not have to give a subject any images and a subject has no inherent right to publish any images or license others to use said images. Any revenues the photographer receives are irrelevant. A subject/model is not automatically entitled to any revenues. The license granted to use an image may be written, verbal or even implied, with the exception of exclusive rights which by U.S. law must be in writing. An image does not have to say “copyright” to enjoy copyright privileges. If you download an image off the web and publish it (make public), there is a good chance you are violating someone’s copyright to that image. In the U.S., registering an image with the Library of Congress Copyright Office affords additional copyright protections, but again an image does not have to be registered to enjoy copyright protection. There are certain fair uses of images for which one does not need license from the copyright holder. Suing someone for copyright infringement, especially if an image has not been previously registered it not an easy thing to do, and I understand can not be done in small claims court. Rights of Privacy / Release In the Untied States and in many other countries, people enjoy certain rights to privacy. Along similar lines, people have the right to not have their character defamed or be wrongfully associated with certain ideals or product endorcments. When a photographer works with a model, a model release is often signed. This makes it clear that the publication of any images as stated in the release is not violating the models rights to privacy, defaming him/her or wrongfully associated them with something as determined a stated in the release. This has little to do with copyright. The lack of a signed release does not mean you are automatically invading someone’s privacy. This is a civil matter and it is the responsibility of the person who feels their privacy has been invaded to explain why and explain why they are owed any damages from this. Generally speaking, people do not have expectations of privacy when they are in public spaces. When a person has signed a release, that image is said to have been released. It is the responsibility of the publisher of an image to be sure it has been properly released. Generally speaking, the simple act of taking or privately viewing a photo does not invade someone’s privacy. (There may be applicable trespass laws, etc.) It is the act of publishing or making public an image that does this, and it is the responsibility of anyone who publishes an image to make sure it is properly released. What constitutes publishing or making public is often not clear. What constitutes invasion of privacy is also often not straight forward. It’s not as simple as private vs. public property issues. It’s difficult to argue, for example that certain images invaded your privacy and harm your reputation if you make public similar images yourself. One should also realize, that signage concerning privacy or photography does not necessarily reflect public policy on such issues. Ownership: There is a difference between owning an image and owning rights to an image. If someone gives you a book, you may use it anyway you wish including selling it for a lot of money if you can get it. However, you may not copy that book in part or give others the right to do so – that would be a copyright violation. Photos are much the same." Tal vez mi respuesta no sea perfecta, Sandra, pero espero que por lo menos sirva para orientarte en la búsqueda. Por eso le pongo nivel de confianza "3". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 days (2010-12-16 13:22:39 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- ¡Felices fiestas para ti también! |
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