COPYRIGHT AND RELATED RIGHTS

COPYRIGHT AND RELATED RIGHTS – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

We protect and enforce rights for authors, producers, IT companies, and media businesses — from copyright registration to dispute resolution. We handle licenses, assignments, rights clearance, and OTT/platform compliance. Our team stops infringements fast, secures evidence, and ensures effective enforcement and compensation.

 

1. What is copyright protection?
Copyright protects original literary, artistic, musical, audiovisual, software, and other creative works from unauthorized use.
2. Is copyright registration required in Armenia?
No. Copyright protection generally arises automatically upon creation of the work. However, documenting ownership is highly recommended.
3. What works can be protected by copyright?
Books, articles, photographs, software, websites, videos, music, graphic designs, databases, and other original works may be protected.
4. How can I prove copyright ownership?
Ownership may be proven through contracts, creation records, publication records, source files, deposits, and other evidence.
5. Can software and websites be protected by copyright?
Yes. Software, source code, mobile applications, websites, databases, and digital content are protected under copyright law.
6. What are related rights?
Related rights protect performers, producers of phonograms, broadcasters, and other rights holders connected to creative works.
7. What should I do if someone copies my work?
You may pursue takedown requests, cease-and-desist letters, negotiations, litigation, and other enforcement measures.
8. Can copyright be licensed or assigned?
Yes. Copyright owners may license or transfer their rights through legally binding agreements.
9. How much does copyright protection cost?
The cost depends on the complexity of the matter, the required documentation, and the protection strategy.
10. Why choose Menq Consulting for copyright matters?
We provide comprehensive legal support for creators, software developers, technology companies, publishers, and content owners.
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