Copyright Protection of Computer Software──Reflections on Rules for Computer Software Protection
Ping Liu
Abstract
Ping Liu
Abstract
The new Rules of Computer Software Protection issued at December 20 2001 raises the standard of computer software protection compared with the rules issued in 1991. Authorized by the 58th clause of Copyright Laws, the Rules of Computer Software claims precedence over Copyright Laws in protecting computer software. The usurped software makers, sellers and the unit users should be punished at present situation, but the individual users should not be investigated under the law.
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The new Rules of Computer Software Protection issued at December 20 2001 raises the standard of computer software protection compared with the rules issued in 1991. Authorized by the 58th clause of Copyright Laws, the Rules of Computer Software claims precedence over Copyright Laws in protecting computer software. The usurped software makers, sellers and the unit users should be punished at present situation, but the individual users should not be investigated under the law.
Key concepts: Software, Computer software, Computer science, Computer users, Law, Computer security, Software engineering, Political science