Does personal recording and uploading of audio novels involve copyright issues?
Personal recording of audio novels and uploading them to online platforms may result in different copyright issues, but generally speaking, the following situations may be involved: 1. Unauthorized recording and distribution of other people's works: Unauthorized recording and distribution of other people's novels, poems, essays, etc. may constitute copyright violation. 2. Unauthorized use of other people's voices or audio: Unauthorized use of other people's audio or voice for production and posting on the Internet platform may also constitute copyright violation. 3. Unauthorized transmission of other people's works: Unauthorized transmission of other people's novels, poems, essays, etc. to other people's online platforms may also constitute copyright violation. It should be noted that even if an individual recorded an audio novel in their own home, as long as the work was based on the creation of others, it may involve copyright violation. Therefore, it is recommended to understand the relevant copyright regulations before uploading any works and to obtain authorization or approval from others as much as possible.