Which works does copyright subsists?
Which works does copyright subsists?
Authors of original Works, derivative works in a tangible form such as literary and artistic works are entitled to copyright protection in works by the sole fact of the creation of such works. These works are:-
- books, pamphlets and other writings, including Computer programs.
- lectures, addresses, Sermons and works of the same nature.
- dramatic and dramatico – musical works,
- musical works (vocal and instrumental), whether or not they include accompanying.
- choreographic works and pantomimes; cinematographer works, and other audio-visual works.
- works of drawing, painting, architecture, sculpture, engraving, lithography and tapestry.
- photographic works including works expressed by processes analogous to photography.