Copyright is a law that protects intellectual property. The purpose of this law is to protect the interests of the creator from other people who use it. Copyright is in the nature of protecting literary and artistic works. This law protects works in the form of an expression of an idea. The objective of this law is to counteract and prevent others from unauthorized access to the expression of the idea. The unique property of this law is that any creation will be effectively protected as it exists without the need to register it. Copyright can be classified into two types: economic law and moral law. Economic law is about preventing others from benefiting financially from the owner of the creation. Where the moral right is to preserve the integrity of the work from alteration, distortion or mutation. The owner of the creation has the right to control the reproduction, distribution, rental and import of his creation. The right of reproduction consists in limiting the number of copies reproduced. Secondly, the right of distribution which consists in controlling the distributor of of...