Primul deceniu al sec. XXI s-a remarcat printr-o influenţă considerabilă şi crescândă exercitată de către Uniunea Europeană faţă de statele membre ale acquis-ului comunitar, precum şi faţă de statele non-UE în diverse aspecte ale vieţii social-economice, contribuind enorm la iniţierea unui proces continuu şi reformator de armonizare a legislaţiilor statelor respective cu standardele propuse de Uniunea Europeană. Necesitatea iniţierii unui proces de armonizare este dictată de regulile unei vieţi contemporane ce presupune neîmpiedicarea liberei circulaţii a mărfurilor în condiţiile unei pieţe unice de desfacere, care generează apariţia unor noi raporturi juridice în diverse sfere ale vieţii printre care putem evidenţia şi raporturile juridice privind sfera proprietăţii intelectuale [9, p. 83].

Copyright is a legal institution although relatively young, has one of the most successful developments in the past two centuries. As mentioned in the literature, copyright plays a key role in the development of human culture. Everything was created by man over there and its evolution has been useful and necessary, leading to technical progress, technological, cultural and spiritual of all mankind. In particular, during the last three decades, when the world’s political map changed considerably and many states gradually became independent and were established as new states and developing countries faced with problems of educating their people to raise awareness that cultural values are particularly important to strengthen and their continuance.