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  2. Copyright
  3. 5. HOW... may other people use a work?
  4. 5.3 Archive and backup copies
  • Basics of Copyright
  • 1. WHERE... is the work used and which national law is applicable?
  • 2. WHAT... is a protected work?
  • 3. WHO... owns the copyright in the work?
  • 4. WHICH... rights in the work are protected?
  • 5. HOW... may other people use a work?
    • 5.1 How does the law compensate the encroachment of the author's exclusive right?
    • 5.2 Private use
    • 5.3 Archive and backup copies
      • 5.3.1 Archive copies
      • 5.3.2 Archive and backup copies
    • 5.4 The temporary copying of a work
    • 5.5 Restriction for scientific research
    • 5.6 The right of quotation
    • 5.7 Use of orphan works
    • 5.8 Use of works by people with disabilities
    • 5.9 Works on premises open to the public
    • 5.10 Collecting Societies
    • 5.11 Reporting current events
  • 5b. HOW ... can other people use a work? - Contractual licenses
  • 6. AND... responsibility and sanctions?
  • 7. Copyright and social media

5.3 Archive and backup copies

Index

The limitation of the archive and backup copies pursuant to Art. 24 CopA is divided into a corresponding general limitation, Art. 24 para. 1 CopA, and into a special limitation for cultural memory institutions, Art. 24 para. 1bis CopA.

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FAQ FAQs, developed from real cases, allow you to quickly find answers to everyday digital law questions.
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Advising A team of legal experts with competences ranging from copyright to data protection and licensing agreements are available for your questions.

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CCdigitallaw is a national Competence Center in Digital Law that supports Swiss Higher Education Institutions (students, academic and administrative staff) in dealing with legal questions related to the digitization process and the use of new media and technologies. To do so, the Center offers various services such as a detailed knowledge base, FAQs, a wide range of on- and offline training activities and an advising service.

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CCdigitallaw has been created through a project funded by swissuniversities. The center is the result of a collaboration between the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI), University of Basel (UNIBAS), University of Neuchâtel (UNINE), University of Geneva (UNIGE), and the Conference of Swiss Libraries (CBU-KUB).

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