> 1) Copyrights can only be owned by natural persons and can not be transferred. They can be licensed, but the physical creator of a work always owns the copyri

> 1) Copyrights can only be owned by natural persons and can not be transferred. They can be licensed, but the physical creator of a work always owns the copyright. Disney can't own copyright, only it's artists and animators. They have to negotiate a license to distribute with everyone. This is, as I understand your idea, the situation that actually exists in Germany in the Urheberrecht. Here, two concepts exists: - Urheberschaft (authorship): the property of being the author and be attributed as such; cannot be sold. - Nutzungsrechte (usage rights): these can be sold