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ARTICLE · 22 MARCH 2020

Insights As To Turkish Copyright Law

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Copyright protection is mainly regulated under Turkish Intellectual and Artistic Works Law No. 5846 (referred to as Law No. 5846 hereafter).

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Copyright protection is mainly regulated under Turkish Intellectual and Artistic Works Law No. 5846 (referred to as Law No. 5846 hereafter). As to the Turkish Copyright Law, protection shall start with the creation and publication of the work to the public which meets the conditions under the Law No. 5846. Therefore neither registration of the copyright owned work with any competent authority nor confirmation of the same is necessary to enjoy copyright protection.

Even though registration of the work is not required for the protection, it is still crucial to prove being the first creator of the copyrighted work in case of a dispute.

For the ease of prove there are several ways should be considered by the creators following their creation of the work. For instance, content creators can use "timestamps" which can be obtained via online third party service providers to identify exact time of the creation. Approval of the exact time of the creation and the details of

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