Discussion
International copyright is regulated by ............... and ................ .
(i) Berne Convention
(ii) Inter-American Convention
(iii) New York Revision
(iv) Berlin Convention
Answer: A
The answer is (i) and (ii) are correct: the Berne Convention and the Inter-American Convention.
The Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works (1886) is the foundation of international copyright, and it is the only listed item that any option must contain. The Inter-American (Buenos Aires) Convention of 1910 governed copyright among the countries of the Americas, many of which stayed outside Berne for decades.
There is no copyright treaty called the New York Revision or the Berlin Convention (Berlin was only the place of a 1908 revision of Berne), so every option without (i) fails.
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