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As duplicating works was so time-consuming and error-prone before the invention of the printing press, creators seldom fretted about their work being stolen. The 21st century has seen the emergence of a whole new cultural phenomenon: cyber culture. Technology improvements rely heavily on understanding intellectual property rights (IPR), and this is only going to become more important in the emerging knowledge economy. Knowing intellectual property law is important for information and knowledge providers since it is becoming harder to prove rights' violation whenever it happens in the digital environment. Several solutions exist for copyright challenges in the digital age. Yet as technology has progressed, fresh concepts like software, databases, web layouts, etc. have evolved. Thus, it is essential to get a deeper understanding of copyright in relation to the software, databases, and other works found in cyberspace. In today's digital age, copyright has emerged as a central problem in intellectual property rights. This article focuses on digital/electronic material and the safeguarding of digital rights, which covers a wide range of topics related to Copyright.

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