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A translation or adaptation of another person's work or a new work that has been derived by modifying another person's work. An adaptation may be copyrighted only if it meets the required level of originality. The copyright of the adaptation does not restrict the rights of the original work.

An accurately defined sequence of steps, which one can follow in order to solve a specific problem. The operation of a computer application is based on algorithms written in different programming languages.

The author or other legal or natural person, to whom copyrights have been transferred by law, agreement, inheritance, divorce law or will etc.

The person, who has created a literary or artistic work. In the music industry, authors are composers, lyricists, arrangers, and translators.

A type of licensing agreement, used for websites in particular, where the licensing terms are available under the 'terms and conditions' hyperlink.

A type of licensing agreement for computer applications, where the contractual terms are available prior to the installation of the application. The terms are normally accepted by clicking on a separate 'Agree' button.

A work, which has been created by more than one author so, that each author's contribution

A work created by combining works or elements of works. The author of a compilation has the copyright to his work, but his right does not restrict the rights of the original works.

The right of the work's author to protect his work. Copyright includes both economic and moral rights.