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A r g e n t i n a 17.
REGULATION OF OWNERSHIP AND REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS OF PUBLICATIONS This is regulated by Law 11,723, Article 30, which states:
?The owners of periodicals must register them in the National Registry
of Intellectual Property. ?The registration of the periodical protects the intellectual
property of works published in it and their authors shall be able
to request from the Registry a certification confirming such a circumstance. ?To register a periodical, it is necessary to present to the
National Registry of Intellectual Property a copy of the latest
edition accompanied by the corresponding application. ?The registration must be renewed and, in order to maintain
it in effect, a monthly declaration in the Registry, on the appropriate
forms must be made, including the numbers and dates of the published
issues. ?The owners of the registered periodical publications must
collect one sample of the published issue
and seal it with the following caption: Law 11,723 Sample;
and they shall be responsible for its authenticity.? 48
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