Was the plagiarism of the film and television works found after the copyright was sold related to the author?

[Your novel's film and television copyright has been sold for 200,000 yuan.] This is an amazing achievement, which shows that your work has high commercial value and a wide readership. This is a very important milestone. You should be proud of yourself.

The price of a novel's film and television copyright varied due to many factors. The film and television copyright fees for top novels were at least ten million yuan, while the copyright fees for ordinary novels were usually around a few million yuan. However, the exact copyright fee depended on the popularity, popularity, and potential market value of the work. In addition, according to the information in the document [1], an author said that if the operation was done properly, the price of the copyright of the novel and film could be between 500,000 to 700,000, or even higher. Therefore, the price of a novel's film and television rights varied according to different factors. There was no fixed answer.

The copyright owner of a film or television work usually referred to the author or copyright owner of the work. According to the type of work and the law, the copyright owner can be different subjects such as directors, actors, screenwriters, producers, photographers, musicians, etc. The copyright owner of a film was usually the author. If it was a co-creation, the copyright owner could be shared by the co-authors. For TV series, movies, and other movie works, the copyright owners may also include producers, creators, and so on. During the period of copyright protection, the copyright owner shall enjoy the following rights: 1. Reproduction, distribution, rental, exhibition, performance, screening, broadcasting, information network transmission, etc.; 2. Protect the expression of the work by adapting, translating, compiling, suppressing, etc.; 3. Protect the ideas, logic, and literary talent of the work; (4) provide permission for the performance, publication, distribution, and transmission of works. If there is a dispute between the copyright owners of a film or television work, it can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, litigation, etc. In a lawsuit, the copyright owner can submit evidence to the court to prove his rights and protect his legitimate rights and interests.

The frequent plagiarism of film and television works was an immoral act that seriously destroyed the creative ecology of original literature and film and television works. Plarism refers to the act of directly copying or borrowing other people's works, ideas, creativity, or copyrights without authorization, or through adaptation, transplantation, combination, etc. to create a second creation and pretend to be an original. This kind of behavior not only violated the copyright and intellectual property rights of the original author, but also seriously reduced the market competitiveness of the original literature and film works, and damaged the interests of the original author. The plagiarism of film and television works not only damages the rights and interests of the original creator, but also affects the development and prosperity of the entire cultural industry. Because plagiarized works could not gain real market recognition and reputation, they could only rely on the reputation and traffic of plagiarists to survive, which was very detrimental to the healthy development of the entire cultural industry. Therefore, we should strengthen the supervision and combat of plagiarism in film and television works, protect the creative ecology of original literature and film and television works, and encourage original creators to bravely protect their own rights and interests to promote the healthy development of the cultural industry.

The game's competitive elements and character settings were deeply loved by readers. With the sale of the novel's copyrights, we can look forward to more business opportunities and adaptation possibilities. From a business point of view, selling the copyright of a full-time expert was a business activity, which meant that a company or individual had obtained economic benefits. This also reflected the influence and popularity of full-time master novels on a global scale. This was also an exciting event for the readers. The game elements and character settings in the novel will appear in the movie, and readers will once again feel the charm of the story and characters in the novel. In addition, the audience of the full-time expert novels also included many young audiences. They could take this opportunity to understand and learn more about e-sports. In general, the sale of the film and television rights of a full-time master novel was an exciting event. It brought business opportunities and excitement to readers.

It was possible for the novel and film rights to sell for 700,000 yuan. According to the information in document [1] and document [2], the price of the copyright of a novel or film varied greatly in the market for online novel or film adaptation rights. The specific price depended on the quality of the work, popularity, market demand, and other factors. One author said that if done properly, the price of the novel's film and television copyright could be between 500,000 to 700,000, or even higher. In addition, the document [2] mentioned that the price of online novel film adaptation rights had increased tenfold in the past five years, from 200,000 to 300,000 yuan. However, the specific price still needed to be determined according to the situation of the work and the market demand. Therefore, it could be said that it was possible to sell the copyright for 700,000 yuan, but the exact price would still need to be determined according to the situation of the work and market demand.

The film rights of a novel could be sold for two million yuan. For a young man who had just entered the author's circle, this was a huge honor and surprise. Not only could they earn a huge amount of money, but they also had the opportunity to present their works to a larger audience in the form of film and television. However, this also caused some writers to worry about the tax threshold. Some authors said that according to the new tax law, 2 million yuan of copyright income would have to pay nearly 300,000 yuan in tax. They thought it was legal but unreasonable. In addition, the price of film adaptation rights for online novels had also risen sharply in recent years. The price of film adaptation rights for an online novel with tens of millions of views was already more than two million yuan. This showed the rapid rise in the popularity and social status of online writers. In short, selling the copyright of a novel and film for two million yuan was a huge success, but it also brought a series of new challenges and opportunities.

If the author sold the copyright to a film company, the author had the right to interfere with the film company's adaptation of the novel. This was because according to the provisions of the copyright law, copyright included the right to adapt, translate, compile, and so on. The right to adapt referred to the right to adapt, transplant, combine, or change the structure of an existing work. If the film company arbitrarily adapted the novel without the consent of the original author, then the original author had the right to interfere with the adaptation and claim rights. This was because the film company's adaptation behavior might violate the original author's creativity, ideology, artistry, and other rights, thus damaging the legal rights of the original author. Therefore, if the original author sold the copyright to a film company, the original author had the right to interfere and claim rights to ensure that his rights were protected when the film company arbitrarily adapted the novel.

If the original author sold the copyright to a film company, the original author had the right to interfere when the film company adapted the novel at will. This was because according to the copyright law, film companies could only legally obtain copyright by adapting the novel under the premise of abiding by the original author's wishes. If the film company adapted the novel without permission, the original author had the right to ask the film company to stop the adaptation and compensate for the losses. Of course, if the original author was dissatisfied with the film company's adaptation, they could also use legal means to protect their rights. In this case, the original author could sue the film company through the copyright dispute resolution agency or the court to stop the copyright violation and compensate for the losses. Therefore, if the original author sold the copyright to a film company, the original author had the right to interfere when the film company adapted the novel at will, but he had to abide by the relevant laws and regulations.

Chen Dong was a well-known internet celebrity. His representative works included " Covering the Sky "," Perfect World ", and " Tomb of the Gods ". As far as I know, Chen Dong has already sold the film rights to 'Covering the Sky' and 'Perfect World'. Among them, the film and television rights of " Shrouding the Sky " had been made into a TV series called " Shrouding the Sky " and broadcasted in the mainland of China. In addition, the film and television rights of " Perfect World " were also made into a TV series called " Perfect World " and broadcasted in the mainland of China. It should be noted that although Chen Dong's two works have sold the film and television rights, there is no public announcement of specific broadcast plans.