Análisis de los derechos de autor como protección jurídica de los contenidos en las redes sociales.

Abstract

Intellectual property is a broad concept that refers to the creations of human ingenuity, encompassing both intangible assets and related activities. Its purpose is to protect the rights and obligations concerning the productions of talent through laws and regulations. Intellectual property ensures the exclusive exploitation of intangible assets and safeguards intellectual and creative intangible goods. Within intellectual property, copyright focuses on the protection of creations expressed in literary or artistic genres. These rights provide protection to works without the need for formalities and enable authors to economically exploit their works. Copyright is a part of intellectual property and regulates authors' subjective rights over their creations, which result from their physical and intellectual efforts. The problem of content on social media platforms and copyright lies in the ease with which protected works can be shared and reproduced without the consent of the rights holder. Social media platforms allow users to post and share a wide variety of content, such as images, videos, music, and texts, leading to a significant increase in the dissemination of copyrighted works.