In today’s Rzeczpospolita, Dr Michał Markiewicz writes about related rights and the differences in their regulation relative to copyright, in particular focusing on the right to artistic performance, the right to the phonogram and the right to the videogram. Among other questions, in the text he answers: what is the difference between the exercise of copyright and the indicated related rights? What are the differences between copyright and related rights? To what extent does the use of related rights not infringe them but involves the obligation to pay remuneration (and what differences exist in this regard between the rights of performers and the rights to the phonogram and videogram)? Link to article for Rzeczpospolita subscribers: https://www.rp.pl/biznes/art40742641-prawa-pokrewne-a-prawo-autorskie-roznice-i-konstrukcje
