Abstract

The aim of the study. The article analyses the issues of legal protection of TV programs and shows as objects of intellectual property rights, and specifies the peculiarities of legal regulation of these objects and their place in the system of intellectual property rights. The rapid development of technology makes television and its products popular, which leads to the need to improve the legal protection of such an object of intellectual property rights as a television program (show). Methodology of the study. The main methodological principles in the research are general scientific and dedicated methods; in particular, the structural method is used in the classification and presentation of main material, its analysis and use. The research is also based on the comparative method, system approach and comparative analysis, which allowed understanding the peculiarities of the legislation of Ukraine and foreign countries, as well as to structure and consider the legal protection of television programs and shows. The scientific novelty is to determine the specifics of legal regulation of described above objects and their place in the system of intellectual property rights. Conclusions. Therefore, the need to define a TV program as one of the types of audiovisual works and to provide it with appropriate legal protection makes sense, considering the creative input in the process of its creation. The specified object of intellectual property rights proves to be rather complicated and requires qualification that will allow placing a particular television program or show to be in a definite group of objects of intellectual property rights and determine the features of its legal regulation and lawful use. Therefore, we believe that it is necessary to introduce in the legislation a more precise definition for the television broadcast in terms of the difference from other audiovisual works, for example, TV movies.

Highlights

  • In the modern world, TV programs and shows are an integral part of the entire media space

  • The scientific novelty is to determine the specifics of legal regulation of described above objects and their place in the system of intellectual property rights

  • We believe that it is necessary to introduce in the legislation a more precise definition for the television broadcast in terms of the difference from other audiovisual works, for example, TV movies

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Introduction

TV programs and shows are an integral part of the entire media space. The above leads to the need to improve the legal protection of such an object of intellectual property rights as a TV program (show). The relevance of the chosen topic is determined by the importance of legal regulation of the creation and use of TV programs and shows because of intellectual activity. Many scientists researched issues related to the legal regulation of social relations, where objects were TV and radio programs (shows). Andrusov analysed the problems of the implementation of intellectual property rights in broadcasting companies in Ukraine (Andrusov, 2015). The issue of civil protection of related rights in Ukraine, in particular the rights of performers, soundtrack and visible record producers, and broadcasting companies, was dedicated to the thesis by Boyarchuk O. K. Afanasyeva (2011) investigated contractual forms of cooperation in the activities of broadcasting companies as means of protection of intellectual property rights. Burilo (2015) analyzed the essence of broadcasts and programs of broadcasting companies from the point of view of information law and intellectual property rights

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