Act, 2004, (a) 10 that without the transmission, the images or or sounds wbuld not be perceivable; • )j "':'" (b) irrespective of whether the persons can receive the images or sounds at the same place; and time, or at different places or times; individually chosen by them; ·computer" means an electronic or similar device having information-processing capabilities; 0'"1 "computer programme" means a set of instructions ' expressed in words, codes,; schemes or in any other form, which is capable, when incGrporated in a medium that the computer can read, .'of causing a ,.9pmput�! t q perform or achieve a particular task or , . ; result; " ', . . ', "copy" means a reproduction of a work i n a written form, or inlhe form of a recording or film, or in any manner or form, but an object shall not be taken to be a copy of an architectural work unless the object is a building or a model; "copyright" means an economic right or moral right protected under this Act; "directive work" means a work resulting from adaptation, translation or other transformation of an original work in so far as it constitutes an independent creation; "distribution" for the purposes of section 1 4, means any operation by which programme-carrying signals are transmitted to the general public or any section of it; "distributor" for the purposes of section 14, means the person who decides that the distribution should takp. nlace: