Sediul armonizării legislaţiei române în ceea ce priveşte drepturile conexe ale artiştilor interpreţi sau executanţi
The stage of the Romanian legislation harmonization regarding the related rights of the performers

Summary/Abstract: The Copyright System as established by the Bern Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, did not provide the necessary protection to those “parties” involved in bringing the work to the public, although it represented a major role in promoting the work. So it was necessary for the legal protection to be regulated in order to allow them to benefit from the entire moral and economic attributes resulted from their work. To remedy the absence of protection due to copyright applicable traditional rules, a new protection system was created: that of related rights. On international level, this led to the adoption in 1961 of the Rome Convention for the Protection of Performers, Producers of Phonograms and Broadcasting Organizations, considered in the literature as arising of the Bern Convention, alongside the TRIPS Agreement and the WIPO Treaties in this filed.

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