OBJECTS AND SUBJECTS OF COPYRIGHT: COMPARATIVE LEGAL ASPECT

European Union legislation describes copyright in an economic point of view: “Copyright is the economic basis for the creative industry, as it stimulates innovation, creation, investment and production. Copyright is an important tool that guarantees remuneration for creative works”. Copyright in the objective sense is a set of civil law norms that regulate relations for the recognition of authorship and the protection of works of science, literature and art, the establishment of a regime for their use, the granting of non-property and property rights to their authors, the protection of the rights of authors and other copyright holders.In the subjective sense, copyright is those property and personal non-property rights that belong to persons who have created works of science, literature and art.