Investigating the Possibility of Exercising Moral Rights under Modern Information and Communication Technologies

Despite the development of new technologies, intellectual property rights have gone through many ups and downs, and sometimes there have been changes in accordance with these technologies. One of the aspects that needs more study and investigation in accordance with new technologies is the author's moral rights. Despite this neglect, there has always been a conflict between the interests of authors and the owners of economic and financial institutes, such as the media and companies active in the field of copyright, over the limitation or non-limitation of moral rights. For this purpose, the present research tries to answer the above question with an analytical-descriptive method and by studying the challenges of the moral rights of the author in the face of new information and communication technologies. And in the end he concludes; while some creations created by new technologies should be excluded from the protection of moral rights, the existence of moral rights in these creations should not be completely denied. And the author's moral rights in this territory should more than anything seek to create a balance between the author's rights and the specific requirements of these technologies.