Authors of a unionist country first publishing in another country of the Union enjoy (art. 5) in the latter country the same rights as national authors; and authors of a non-unionist country first publishing a work in any unionist country enjoy (art. 6) in that country the same rights as national authors and in the other Union countries the rights accorded by the convention. This article greatly broadens the scope of the convention, and by recognizing without formalities the rights of authors of non-unionist countries, makes it of a world-wide inclusion for works unpublished or first or simultaneously published within a unionist country, to the full extent of domestic protection in each unionist country, whether the country of origin does or does not grant protection,--thus giving to citizens of the United States full protection throughout unionist countries on the sole condition of first or simultaneous publication within one of them. {Sidenote: Term} The convention takes the important step (art. 7) of providing for a uniform term of "the life of the author and fifty years after his death" in place of the respective national terms, with the proviso that if this term should not be adopted uniformly by all the unionist countries, duration shall be regulated by the law of the country where protection is claimed, but cannot exceed the term in the country of origin. For photographic and analogous works, posthumous, anonymous or pseudonymous works, the term of protection is regulated by the law of the country where protection is claimed, but may not exceed the term in the country of origin. The exclusive right of translation is assured (art. 8) for the entire term. Serial stories and other works published in newspapers or periodicals (art. 9) may not be reproduced, but other newspaper articles may be reproduced by another newspaper if reproduction has not been expressly forbidden, on acknowledgment of the source, but protection is not extended to news of the day or press information on current topics. The right of extract is to be governed (art. 10) by domestic legislation. {Sidenote: Performing rights, etc.} The public representation or performance of dramatic, dramatico-musical or musical works, whether published or not (art. 11), and adaptation, dramatization or novelization, etc. (art. 12), are fully included; and this protection applies (art. 13) to the mechanical reproduction of music, with the proviso that this application shall not be retroactive and shall be regulated in each country by domestic legislation. Infringing mechanical musical appliances may be seized on importation even though lawful in the country from which they come. Cinematograph and analogous productions of literary, scientific or artistic works are included (art. 14) as subject to copyright protection. {Sidenote: Other provisions}