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The theft of images by sellers on auction websites is an increasingly serious legal issue, involving many legal issues such as intellectual property and copyright. This article explores these legal issues and how parties should respond. 1. Stolen pictures involve copyright infringement. On auction websites, sellers’ behavior of stealing other people’s photos or pictures may involve legal issues of copyright infringement. This topic is explored in more detail below. Scope of Copyright Protection Copyright is a legal right that grants the original author the exclusive right to use his or her creation. This includes photographs, illustrations, graphics, etc. When sellers use these works without authorization, they may infringe the copyright of the original creator. Rights of the Copyright Holder Copyright holders have a number of rights, including reproduction,…
The "KP" campaign LOGO was revealed to have been plagiarized from Ke Wenzhe: it was designed by someone else|Mirror News reporters Huang Yixuan and Liu Weiting News link: People's Party Chairman Ke Wenzhe is vying for the 2024 presidential position. Recently, his campaign's main visual has also been exposed, but the "KP" LOGO However, the Facebook fan page of "Luda Current Affairs Broadcasting" questioned plagiarism because it was similar to well-known stock photos. In this regard, Ke Wenzhe said (on the 21st), "I spent money to find a design company to do it, and the design company will come out and answer." Legal provisions related to logo plagiarism In Taiwan, plagiarizing other people’s trademarks or logos may violate multiple relevant laws and bring different legal liabilities. Here are some laws that may apply…
The concept of copyright infringement Copyright is a legal concept that protects literary, artistic and other intellectual creations, while copyright infringement refers to the unauthorized use or copying of copyright-protected works without the authorization of the rights holder. This may include creations in various forms such as text, pictures, music, videos, etc. When rights holders discover that their works have been used without authorization, they need to take action to protect their rights and interests. Forms of copyright infringement 1. Copying works This is the most direct form of infringement, that is, others directly copy, reproduce or reproduce the original work without the consent of the rights holder. 2. Modification of works Modification, translation or adaptation of the original work without the authorization of the rights holder is also considered an infringement. 3. Unauthorized public use Public use without the consent of the right holder…