moral rights
*Copyright protects both the *economic rights and the moral rights of the creator of a work. Moral rights cannot be sold by the author; they are concerned with true ownership, privacy, and alteration of a work. In a contract with a publisher, an author may assert their right to be identified as the creator of the work. An author also has the right to say whether they have been falsely named as a creator of a work. Moral rights include the right to object to the publication of photos or film when originally taken for private or personal use. An author may object to derogatory treatment of their work through alteration or adaptation, as this might harm their reputation.... ...
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