【WORD优秀硕士论文】中国欧盟信息社会项目.doc

EU-China Information Society Project 中国欧盟信息社会项目 Protection of Broadcasting Organizations’ Rights in the Digital Age 数字时代的广播组织权保护 By Dr. Peter Ganea, Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property, Competition and Tax Law, Munich Peter Ganea博士，马克斯普朗克知识产权学会，竞争与税法 Adj. Prof. Dr. Silke von Lewinski, Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property, Competition and Tax Law, Munich Silke von Lewinski教授，博士，马克斯普朗克知识产权学会，竞争与税法 Prof. Dr. Wang Qian, East China University of Political Science and Law, Shanghai 王迁 教授，博士, 华东政法大学 This report was conducted for the EU-China Information Society Project (supervised and edited by Dr. Thomas Hart) 由中国-欧盟信息社会项目法规专家 Thomas Hart 先生指导修订 January 20092009 年 1月 TABLE OF CONTENTS A. China 41 I. Transmission of broadcast in network environment 41 1. Transmission of one’s own program 41 2. Unauthorized retransmission of others’ program 42 II. The status quo of the protection of broadcasting organizations in China 42 1. The scope of broadcasting organizations 43 a) Webcaster 43 b) Simulcaster 44 2. The rights enjoyed by broadcasting organizations 44 a) Copyright (over works) 44 b) Producer’s right (over sound/video recordings) 47 c) Broadcasters’ right (over signals) 48 B. International Law 56 I. The Existing International Law 58 1. The Rome Convention 1961 58 a) The term “broadcasting organisations” 58 b) Eligibility for protection 58 c) Principles of protection 59 d) Minimum rights 61 e) Exceptions and limitations 63 2. Brussels Satellite Convention 1974 65 3. The TRIPS Agreement 68 a) Term “broadcasting organisations” 68 b) Principles of protection 68 c) The minimum rights 69 d) Restriction of obligation to protect broadcasters 70 e) Resume 71 II. The Recent WIPO Discussions on a Possible Treaty on Broadcasting Organisations 71 1. The Development of Discussions from 1997 to 2008 71 (a) Initial Activities 71 (b) Development of Work in the Standing Committee of WIPO 73 2. The main issues at stake for a treaty on the protection of broadcasting