Copyright Law Implementing Regulations

Infringement of Audio, Visual and Broadcasting Works Any use beyond that specified by the owner of audio, visual and broadcasting works shall be deemed an infringement of copyright, such as the following: (1) Communicating the work to the public without obtaining a prior license from the owners of the copyright, such as use of radio, music, video or satellite transmission in shops, restaurants, hotels, clubs, hospitals and other similar places where there are frequent visitors or gatherings. (2) Breaking of protective barriers for the purpose of presenting broadcasting materials through illegal means. (3) Reproduction of broadcast materials for the purpose of presentation, rental or sale. (4) Addition or removal of electronic chips of display equipment for the purpose of making it exceed its manufactured limits in order to infringe the rights of others.