by iv4n.p4v1c | Sep 23, 2022 | FAQ
No, only when the developed formulas, regulations or algorithms are only rewritten exactly. Then there is no space for any creativeness. However, if they are recorded in specially thought up plans, tables, images, text descriptions, etc., they can be protected works...
by iv4n.p4v1c | Sep 23, 2022 | FAQ
Basically yes, when the textbook or parts of it have creative and individual elements. The form of representation in particular can be protected, i.e. the structure of the textbook, the way the contents are put together, the form of linguistic communication (e.g....
by iv4n.p4v1c | Sep 23, 2022 | FAQ
Yes and no: the theory is not protected by copyright in its semantic content. It is a scientific statement and must be freely available to science. If the theory is designed creatively and individually in linguistic terms, it is at least protected in this linguistic...
by iv4n.p4v1c | Sep 23, 2022 | FAQ
No, because biographical data is considered to be in the public domain as it was not creatively developed by the PhD student (for more information, see the decision of the Federal Supreme Court BGE 113 II 306).
by iv4n.p4v1c | Sep 23, 2022 | FAQ
The scientific idea is not protected by copyright. This includes statements, discoveries and results from states, events, research and other facts. These have no creative content of their own.
by iv4n.p4v1c | Sep 23, 2022 | FAQ
Yes, as long as the draft is an intellectual creation with an individual character pursuant to Art. 2 para. 4 CopA.
by iv4n.p4v1c | Sep 23, 2022 | FAQ
A table of contents only falls under copyright when it can be viewed as an intellectual creation with sufficient individuality pursuant to Art. 2 para. 1 CopA. As the structure of the Copyright Act is followed in the legal commentary, it lacks the required...
by iv4n.p4v1c | Sep 23, 2022 | FAQ
It depends: all data is metadata, which is only protected by copyright when it is considered to be an intellectual creative effort with an individual character pursuant to Art. 2 para. 1 CopA. Information about the author, title, edition and ISBN does not fall under...
by iv4n.p4v1c | Sep 23, 2022 | FAQ
Yes, as long as the criteria specified in Art. 2 para. 1 CopA are fulfilled – the unfinished or incomplete work or the part of a work must therefore be a human intellectual creation with an individual character.
by iv4n.p4v1c | Sep 23, 2022 | FAQ
No, unfinished works (in this case, the introduction) can also be protected by copyright, even if the work is still in the initial stages. There is a certain creative, individual effort even in an introduction as the author explains their idea and motivation in their...
