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(c) any member of the public actually receives the images or sounds;
“collecting society” means a collecting society as defined in section 22;
“communication to the public” of a work includes the performance, playing or showing
of the work in public;
“compilation” means a collection or assembly of works or other material or data which
by reason of selection or arrangement of the contents of the collection or assembly constitutes
a product of creativity;
“computer program” means a set of instructions, whether expressed in words or in
schematic or other form, which is capable, when incorporated in a machine readable medium,
of causing an electronic or other device having information-processing capabilities to
indicate, perform or achieve a particular function, task or result;
“controlled act” means an act referred to in section 17 in relation to a work subject to
copyright;
“convention” means the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic
Works of 9th September, 1886, completed at Paris on 4th May, 1896, revised at Berlin on
13th November, 1908, completed at Bern on 20th March 1914, revised at Rome on 2nd June,
1928, at Brussels on 26th June, 1948, at Stockholm on 14th July, 1967 and at Paris on 24th
July, 1971 and amended on 28th September, 1979;
“Convention country” means a country prescribed in regulations made for the purposes
of this definition, being a member of the Union established by the Convention;
“copy” means a reproduction of a work or of an adaptation of a work, whatever the
medium in which the reproduction is made or stored;
“court” means the High Court for Zambia;
“dramatic work” includes a work of dance or mime, whether recorded in writing or
other notation, or in an audiovisual work;
“first published” has the meaning given by section 4,
“infringing copy” means a copy of a work in which copyright subsists—
(a) the making of which constituted an infringement under this Act of the copyright in
the work;
(b) the making of which would have constituted an infringement under this Act of the
copyright in the work, if the copy had been made in Zambia; or
(c) the making of which would have constituted a breach of an exclusive licensing
agreement, if the copy had been made in Zambia;
“joint authorship” has the meaning given by section 3;
“literary work” includes a dramatic work or an arrangement of information in tabular
form;
“photograph” means a recording of light or other radiation on any medium on which an
image is produced or from which an image may by any means be produced, but does not
include a part of an audiovisual work;
“publish” has the meaning given by section 4;