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Legal Thought on the Protection of Computer Software by Copyright Law

Hailong Sun

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By analysis of the selection and broadening judicial applications of copyright law in protecting computer software, this paper focuses on the inevitability of legal protection of computer software and controversies in on this issue, and probes into the new trend of the legal protection of computer software in an environment of digital and Internet technology.

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Key concepts: Software, Computer software, Law, Computer science, Copyright law, Computer technology, Legal aspects of computing, The Internet