Is there a difference between the scope of traditional copyright and digital copyright protection?

Traditional Copyright From the perspective of works, the traditional copyright law stipulates that "works referred to in the copyright law refer to intellectual creations that are original in the fields of literature, art and science and can be reproduced in some tangible form."

Digital copyright (electronic copyright) is not a legal concept. Judging from people's habits, it should refer to the copyright of digital works. In the copyright law, the corresponding right is mainly the right of information network communication. Because works fixed in digital form are mainly spread through information networks. Strictly speaking, however, digital works can also be distributed without the internet, for example, by selling CDs. The corresponding right here is the right to issue)