"author", in relation to(a) a literary or musical work, or an artistic work other than a photograph, which is not computer-generated, means the person who first makes or creates the work, or in the case of such a work, which is computer-generated, means the person by whom the arrangements necessary for the creation of the work were undertaken; (b) photograph, means the person who is responsible for the composition of the photograph; (c) a sound recording, means the person by whom the arrangements for the making of the sound recording were made; (d) a cinematograph film, means the person by whom the arrangements for the making of the film were made; (e) a broadcast, means the first broadcaster; (f) a programme-carrying signal, means the first person emitting the signal to a satellite; (g) a published edition, means the publisher of the edition; (h) a computer program, which is not computer-generated, the person who exercised control over the making of the program, or in the case of a computer program, which is computergenerated, means the person by whom the arrangements necessary for the creation of the program were undertaken; "broadcast", when used as a noun, means a broadcasting service as defined in section 1 of the Namibian Communications Commission Act, 1992 (Act 4 of 1992), and includes the emitting of programme-carrying signals to a satellite; and, when used as a verb, shall be construed accordingly; "broadcaster" means a person who undertakes a broadcasting service as defined in section 1 of the Namibian Communications Commission Act, 1992 (Act 4 of 1992); "broadcasting organisation" means the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation established by section 2 of the Namibian Broadcasting Act, 1991 (Act 9 of 1991) or any other broadcasting organisation licensed under the Namibian Communications Commission Act, 1992 (Act 4 of 1992) or any other law; "building" includes any structure; "cinematograph film" means the fixation by any means on film or any other material of a sequence of images capable, when used in conjunction with a mechanical, electronic or other device, of being seen as a moving picture and of being reproduced, and includes the sounds embodied in a soundtrack associated with the film, but shall not include a computer program; "computer program" means a set of instructions fixed or stored in any manner and which, when used directly or indirectly in a computer, directs its operation to bring about a result; “copy" means a reproduction of a work, and, in the case of a literary, musical or artistic work, a cinematograph film or a computer program, also an adaptation thereof, but an object shall not be taken to be a copy of a work of architecture unless the object is a building or a model of a building;