Access Copyright's proposed tariff (which will ultimately be determined
by the copyright board at a future hearing), was an all - in - one fee of $ 45 per full - time student.
After the decision by the SCC on the subject, the redetermination
by the Copyright Board was, in the words of Justice Rothstein, «terse» (as most 1 - sentence decisions tend to be).
On March 22, 2018, the Federal Court of Appeal (Court) published its decision in The Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency, Operating as Access Copyright v Canada, 2018 FCA 58, dismissing Access Copyright's application for judicial review of a decision
by the Copyright Board (Board) certifying the royalties that provincial and territorial governments must pay Access Copyright for the reproduction of copyright - protected works.
Once a licence has been granted
by the Copyright Board, all accrued and future royalties will be paid into a separate trust account established by CSI expressly for this purpose.
B approved
by the Copyright Board respecting the use of recorded music to accompany physical activities, including fitness classes.
These rates are all set
by Copyright Board tariff and include performance monies (think radio and online streaming mostly) as well as reproduction royalties (think vinyl and download copies onto which compositions are recorded).
This is a performance in public though to pay a royalty on it would have to be set
by copyright board tariff.
In August 2011, Kingston, Ont. - based Queen's opted out of an interim tariff imposed
by the Copyright Board.
Nowhere is this regulation more apparent, or specific for that matter, than at the level of setting tariffs for copyright uses as set
by the Copyright Board and administered by collective societies.
Last summer, York University declared that it will appeal the July 12, 2017 ruling of the Federal Court of Canada that was made in favor of Access Copyright, whose tariff on course materials, approved
by Copyright Board of Canada, the university refused to pay.
Publishers can continue to be paid, perhaps through automated (and anonymized) tracking of usage and an updated version of the music industry's mechanical licensing model, which involves tariffs certified
by the Copyright Board of Canada.
Not exact matches
Mechanical rights for streaming services are governed in the U.S.
by a government agency known as the
Copyright Royalty
Board.
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Copyright 1988 Detroit voters sent a clear signal of their dissatisfaction with the city's school system last Tuesday
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Any person found to have intentionally breached the security of the test system may be subject to sanctions including, but not limited to, disciplinary action
by a local
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According to an article
by Ovetta Wiggins for The Washington Post, the Prince George's County school
board has approved for consideration a new policy that would declare that anything created
by a teacher for use in a classroom, such as a lesson plan or other teaching material — whether on school time and with school materials, or at home with personal materials — belongs solely to the school system with regard to the
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by other artists, archives and papers,
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Oracle brought multiple patent claims and a
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board in 2012 in a trial presided over
by Judge Alsup.
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Several
copyright reforms have made it possible for copyright owners to cartelize growing swaths of the copyright landscape by establishing «collective societies» who can ask the Copyright Board to certify «tariffs», and then collect th
copyright reforms have made it possible for
copyright owners to cartelize growing swaths of the copyright landscape by establishing «collective societies» who can ask the Copyright Board to certify «tariffs», and then collect th
copyright owners to cartelize growing swaths of the
copyright landscape by establishing «collective societies» who can ask the Copyright Board to certify «tariffs», and then collect th
copyright landscape
by establishing «collective societies» who can ask the
Copyright Board to certify «tariffs», and then collect th
Copyright Board to certify «tariffs», and then collect those fees.
September 26, 2017 — Toronto and Montréal: On August 25, 2017, the
Copyright Board of Canada («
Board») released its decision certifying the royalties payable to songwriters and music publishers for the reproduction of musical works
by online music services operating in Canada, including services that offer music downloads, on - demand streaming and webcasting.
Rather than have radio stations, for example, negotiate multiple rights every time a song is played on a radio, a tariff is set
by a neutral party — the
Copyright Board — that makes it easier for users to pay and for authors to collect money.
We wrote here March 8 about a March 2 decision of the U.S.
Copyright Royalty
Board raising royalty rates for Webcasts
by 30 percent.
when disclosure is required
by law — for example, in connection with a proceeding before the
Copyright Board of Canada or if a court issues a subpoena;
The Association of Canadian Publishers (ACP) is alarmed
by the legal actions launched last week
by Ministries of Education for all provinces and territories (except Quebec, and in Ontario through the provinces» school
boards) against the Canadian
Copyright Licensing Agency (Access
Copyright) demanding repayment of more than $ 25 million collected under a legally certified tariff for the period of 2010 to 2012.
However, in December 2010 they approved Access
Copyrights request for an interim tariff and amazingly conclude this announcement
by saying: «This decision is being issued without reasons because the
Board considers this matter to be urgent.»
All this hit the fan when in June 2010 Access
Copyright submitted to the
Copyright Board a Statement of Proposed Royalties to be collected
by Access
Copyright from post-secondary institutions for the years 2011 - 2013 for the reprographic reproduction in Canada of works in its repertoire.
The
Board certified the amounts of the tariffs, but excluded (from one of the proposed tariffs) a provision requiring the provinces to cease using digital copies of the
copyrighted materials and delete the
copyrighted materials from their hard drives when they were no longer covered
by the tariff.
CSI and CRIA are arguing that the application of the CCH test
by the
Board and the Federal Court of Appeal is inconsistent with Canada's international
copyright obligations and should be reversed.
CRIA is being represented
by Glen Bloom of Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP, who had represented the plaintiffs / appellants in CCH and who is also now representing the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC), the lead objectors to the Access
Copyright proposed tariff now before the
Copyright Board.
test
by the
Board and the Federal Court of Appeal is inconsistent with Canada's international
copyright obligations and should be reversed.
Also, in the
Copyright Board's press release it stated that it recognized «the difficult financial situaion of the satellite radio services» and that they «expect to be profitable only
by the year 2010.»
In preparing for the
Copyright Board hearing, Access
Copyright had invested substantial time and resources in order to determine exactly what is being photocopied today
by the primary, secondary and post-secondary education sector.
Bill Heinze writes that «The
Copyright Royalty
Board of the Library of Congress has announced a cost of living adjustment of 4.3 percent in the royalty rates paid
by colleges, universities, or other nonprofit educational institutions that are not affiliated with National Public Radio for the use of
copyrighted published nondramatic musical compositions in the BMI, ASCAP, and SESAC repertoires.»
Statement of Royalties to be Collected
by SOCAN and NRCC in respect of Pay Audio Services for the Years 2007 - 2009,
Copyright Board, January 15, 2010
Successfully defeating a preliminary injunction motion and obtaining summary judgment dismissing trade secrets claims against
board members of a nonprofit library and archive who were sued in Colorado and Virginia
by the Church of Scientology for
copyright and trade secrets violations based upon posting of church materials to the Internet.
Over the past 18 months nearly every Canadian university, college and school
board outside Quebec has adopted «fair dealing» content use guidelines closely mirroring those distributed
by CMEC in the 3rd edition of
Copyright Matters!
A recent ruling
by the
Copyright Royalty
Board put out a new, higher baseline fee schedule for music licensing.