Development of the Provisions of the International Treaty of the World Intellectual Property Organization on Broadcasting Organizations in the Discourse of Artificial Neural Networks

Abstract

Currently, it is impossible to imagine a post-industrial society without information resources, one of the sources of which is broadcasting. In light of the rapid development of technologies, legal regulation of this phenomenon at the international level lags significantly behind, since the rights of broadcasting organizations in certain broadcasting environments are not adequately protected. Since 1998 to the present day, the Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights of the World Intellectual Property Organization has been discussing proposals to update the relevant legal regime for broadcasters. The article analyzes the latest versions of the draft international treaty in the field of broadcasting for the possibility of a logical conclusion of the negotiation process in the form of adopting a new international treaty on broadcasting organizations. The author attempts to use the latest achievements of information and communication technologies to prepare the text of this document.