Socrates. 2021, 1 (19)

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    Intelektuālā īpašuma aizsardzības loma valstu ekonomikas izaugsmē
    (Rīga Stradiņš University, 2021) Vindele, Liene; Rīgas Stradiņa universitāte, Juridiskā fakultāte, Latvija
    Today, innovations and their effective use in the development of the company are crucial not only for the competitiveness of the company itself, but also for the competitiveness of the country. Recent research shows that, as intellectual property policies evolve, companies are increasingly developing intellectual property strategies in order to benefit more and more from the innovative products they develop. In addition, these companies, which use intellectual property in their operations, are more economically competitive, which also increases the country’s competitiveness. That way, policy makers seek to improve the regulation of intellectual property in order to foster innovation and economic growth. However, although the protection of intellectual property rights has been recognised for centuries as important for economic development and innovation, the number of infringements and counterfeits continues to rise every year, causing millions of losses.
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    Parodiju veidošana kā autora tiesību ierobežojums
    (Rīga Stradiņš University, 2021) Veikša, Ingrīda; Biznesa augstskola Turība, Juridiskā fakultāte, Tiesību zinātņu katedra, Latvija
    In certain cases, a literary or artistic work created by the author may be used without the author’s permission, based on the copyright restrictions specified by law. The purpose of these restrictions is to strike a balance between the right of an author and rights of society. One of the restrictions is the right on creation of parodies and caricatures, which is an essential component of freedom of expression. At the same time, the author has the right to take actions against the distortion of his work, because there is a very narrow line between parody and distortion. What seems like a funny joke to one person may seem offensive and resentful to another. If the author considers that his work is distorted, if it infringes the author’s honour or dignity, then such action constitutes an infringement of the author’s moral rights and is considered a violation. In order to avoid the creation of inappropriate parodies or caricatures, it would be advisable to make amendments to the Copyright Law that would ensure a balance between the author’s right to dignified use of his work and the society’s right of freedom of expression and inadmissibility of censorship.