Copyright is a 'bundle of rights'. Elucidate.

Copyright is not a single right, rather it consists of a bundle of different rights in the same work. It confers on its owners the rights to: To reproduce the work To issue copies of the work to the public To perform the work in public To communicate the work to public To Make any translation of the work To Make any adaptation of the work To make any cinematograph film or sound recording in respect of the work To prepare derivative works based upon the copyrighted work In addition to the above rights which the holder of the Copyright enjoys in respect of his work, he is also entitled to protect any other person from any of the above mentioned rights without his assent. Further following moral rights are also enjoyed by the author or the copyright holder: The right of Publication The right of Paternity The right of Integrity