Traduction de «purpose copyright » (Anglais → Français) :

EU copyright law | EU copyright legislation | EU copyright rules

define purpose of analysis | select purpose of analysis | determine purpose of analysis | identify purpose of analysis

copyright holder [ holder of a copyright | copyright owner | owner of a copyright | copyright proprietor ]

collective society [ copyright collective society | copyright collective | copyright collecting agency | copyright collecting society | copyright licensing agency ]

collect sample form an animal for diagnostic purposes | obtain specimens of an animal for diagnostic purposes | collect samples from animals for diagnostic purpose | collect samples from animals for diagnostic purposes

coordinate resources for educational purposes | manage resources for educational purpose | manage resources for educational purposes | supervise resources for educational purposes

multi-purpose vessel [ multi-purpose cargo ship | multi-purpose ship | multi-purpose cargo vessel | multi-purpose cargo carrier ]

copyright holder | copyright owner

Green Paper on copyright and the challenge of technology - Copyright issues requiring immediate action

copyright [ accessory right | copyright infringement(UNBIS) ]

[13] Article 1 (4) of the Satellite and Cable Directive reads as follows: "For the purposes of this Directive, 'collecting society' means any organisation which manages or administers copyright and right related to copyright as its sole purpose or as one of its main purposes".

9. Notes that 56 % of Europeans use the internet for cultural purposes and notes, therefore, the importance of several copyright exceptions; reminds the Commission that the majority of MEPs support the examination of the application of minimum standards across the exceptions and limitations to copyright and the proper application of those exceptions and limitations which are set out in Directive 2001/29/EC; underlines that the approach to copyright exceptions and limitations should be balanced, targeted and format-neutral and should ...[+++] only be based on demonstrated needs, and should be without prejudice to EU cultural diversity, its financing and the fair compensation of authors; emphasises that while the use of text and data mining needs greater legal certainty to enable researchers and educational institutions to make wider use of copyright-protected material, including across borders, any EU-wide exception for text and data mining should apply only when the user has lawful access, and should be developed in consultation with all stakeholders following an evidence-based impact assessment;

15. Recalls that exceptions from and limitations to copyright are a key aspect of the copyright system and that a notable contribution to economic growth, innovation, and job creation in the EU is generated by institutions relying on such exceptions and limitations; calls on the Commission to propose a harmonised framework for exceptions and limitations in order to address the fragmented market, improve legal security and foster cross-border accessibility of copyright content, to allow equal access to cultural diversity across the EU, and to conform to consumer expectations; recalls that when Member States provide for exceptions and li ...[+++]mitations, they should ensure that they do not conflict with a normal exploitation of the work or subject-matter and do not unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the rightholder; calls for a reassessment of exceptions for research and education purposes, which should cover educational and research activities linked to an educational establishment or institution recognised by national authorities or legislation or within the purview of an educational or research programme; urges the Commission to identify ways in which public and research libraries can lend books to the public in digital formats for personal use, irrespective of place of access and ensuring a fair remuneration for rightholders;

10. Recognises that the purpose of copyright is to better protect the rights of all categories of right holders so as to allow right holders to receive appropriate remuneration for their efforts when others make use of their work, and thus to encourage future creativity; recalls that, while the cultural and creative industries (CCI) employ more than seven million people and contribute 4.5 % of EU GDP annually, and, according to the European Parliament’s Cost of Non-Europe study, 223 000 jobs will be created by the digital single market by 2020, and even though the services, technologies and options permitting the general public to acces ...[+++]s creative works grow every day, the earnings of right holders in the CCI sector keep decreasing; stresses the importance of effective copyright protection and the need to raise consumer awareness of the consequences of infringement of copyright and related rights;