UNESCO highlights the World Book and Copyright Day (23 April ) [no image, just for captioning]

Duration: 2 minutes and 2 seconds

Year: 2010

Country: France

Language: English

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Posted by: calmansi on Apr 23, 2010

Image-less version of "UNESCO highlights the World Book and Copyright Day (23 April )" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC4lkyBc-1k , just for captioning. YT description: "unesco — 21 avril 2010 — On the occasion of the World Book and Copyright Day (23 April) Petya Totcharova, UNESCOs Specialist on the copyright, highlights the importance of the fight against piracy to preserve creativity" The Sign Language subtitling track is reassigned to your comments on Ms Totcharova's declarations, as it is anyway impossible to make written subtitles in Sign Language.

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[Petya Totcharova - World Anti-Piracy Observatory - UNESCO]
Protecting copyright is very important for fostering creativity.
And this is one of the reasons why UNESCO,
together with the protection of books and reading
many years ago, approved the International Copyright -
Book and Copyright Day
[music]
Unesco has, over the years, developped a number of activities
that would contribute towards eradicating or reducing piracy.
We have developped a lot of capacity-building initiatives,
especially in developping countries where national culture and national creativity
suffer a lot from the effect of piracy.
It is very important to find a balance between the protection of rights of creators,
and the access of the general public to protected works.
The latest, the most recent activity of UNESCO
is the launch of the World Anti-Piracy Observatory.
We have considered it important
to develop fhis web-based, internet-based tool,
providing detailed information about different measures
- legislative or non formal measures -
that are applied by different countries in the world.
So the purpose is two-fold.
On one side, provide governments all over the world
with best practices, information and good ideas
about enforcement of rights and about respecting intellectual property laws
On the other side, information provided for more than 110 countries in the world
also helps the right owners themselves
(English captions: Claude Almansi - Webmultimediale.org)