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The legal protection of trademarks during the renewal period shall follow the principle of application and retroactivity. The trademark obligee shall submit an application within the statutory renewal period to maintain legal protection. If it fails to apply within the time limit, it will lose protection. Even if the renewal is proposed and approved after expiration, the validity period will be recalculated from the next day after the original expiration. This ensures that registered trademarks are continuously and effectively protected by law.
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The right of authorship, modification and integrity of a work is permanent. The guarantee period of the right of publication, reproduction and distribution of individual works is the author's lifetime plus 50 years after his death, until December 31, the 50th anniversary after his death. Collective works shall terminate on the death date of the last deceased author. In addition to the right of authorship, the right of publication of a legal person's work shall be fifty years, counting from the fiftieth anniversary of the completion of the creation. The same applies to other rights. The copyright rights and interests of unpublished works will be lost after five years. The right of publication of audio-visual works is 50 years, and the right of reproduction and distribution are the same. If they are not published publicly, there is no legal protection.
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Not all authors are copyright owners. For works created by employees, such as engineering drawings, the author has only the right of authorship, and the copyright belongs to the unit; In the commissioned creation or labor contract, the author may not own the copyright, such as the work of the editor of the publication or the employee of the record company, the copyright belongs to the party specified in the contract; The copyright of the screenwriter's script is also bound by the contract; After the death of the author, the legal heir shall enjoy the copyright.
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The computer software copyright infringement dispute case is under exclusive jurisdiction, and is heard by the court in the place where the infringement occurs (such as the location of network servers, terminals and other equipment) or the defendant's actual residence. If the place of infringement is unknown and the plaintiff can provide evidence of the location of the equipment, it can be regarded as the place where the infringement occurred.
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