1. Without the permission of the copyright owner, stealing complete copies of others' videos, pretending to publish videos for profit, packaging others' works into their own works or directly using others' works, mainly infringing on the right to copy works;
2. Use the work by shooting audio-visual products or by adaptation without the permission of the copyright owner. And use it for profit in network communication, which actually infringes on the deductive right of the original work, that is, the co-adaptation of the work based on the original content;
3. Making use of other people's copyrighted works to earn the flow or attention of media communication, and should pay the remuneration but not pay it, which infringes on the right of communication of works;
After knowing what the infringement is, the specific infringement rights are also personal rights such as the right of publication, the right of signature and the right of modification, as well as property rights such as reproduction, distribution, exhibition, information network dissemination and adaptation of works.
Due to the complexity of copyright rights, some short video works may copy or imitate others' creations during their creation. The creator has insufficient understanding of whether this kind of behavior belongs to infringement or not, and the relevant legal knowledge is not in place, so he can't identify the nature of this kind of behavior or think it belongs to fair use.
Due to the rapid development of short video, the types of short video infringement are becoming more and more diverse, including violations of others' privacy and reputation rights through short video, and the solutions to specific problems are also different. In any case, we must first define the infringer, the subject of rights, fix the content of infringement, and finally choose the court to sue for rights protection!