Примери за използване на Neighbouring rights на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Worldwide Neighbouring Rights.
We will claim,manage and collectyour Neighbouring Rights.
Also regulates the neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations.
Our team consists of motivated andqualified people making sure we represent neighbouring rights in music in the best possible way.
We do not administer neighbouring rights of performing artists and producers of phonograms and music video recordings on the internet.
PROPHON successfully finished the development of an online portal for processing andexchange of documents required for payout of remuneration for neighbouring rights.
You will get newsletters with the latest news in the field of neighbouring rights in Bulgaria and abroad, along with news related to the operation of PROPHON.
If you qualify both as producer and performing artist,you should choose one capacity for membership with us. Whereafter you can register neighbouring rights in both categories.
PROPHON represents the neighbouring rights of producers of phonograms and music video recordings, as well as the rights of performing artists in Bulgaria.
In 2002, the Council of Europe adopted Recommendation Rec(2002)7 on enhancing the protection of neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations(‘the 2002 Recommendation').
It follows that the protection of those organisations' neighbouring rights- the subject-matter of the Council of Europe negotiations- must be understood as the relevant area for the purposes of the present analysis.
The purpose of the platform is to optimise as much as possible the remuneration payout process,thus bringing us closer to international practices of collective management of neighbouring rights in the music industry.
You will get newsletters with the latest news in the field of neighbouring rights in Bulgaria and abroad, along with news related to the operation of PROPHON?
Before the referring court, Stichting Brein submitted that, by marketing the‘filmspeler' multimedia player, Mr Wullems made a‘communication to the public', in breach of Articles 1 and 12 of the Law on copyright and Articles 2, 6, 7a and8 of the Law on neighbouring rights.
This historic vote on“neighbouring rights” was made possible thanks to an unprecedented mobilisation of journalists and the courage of Members of the Parliament despite intense pressure from the Big tech firms.
The 2009 Terms of Reference merely instruct the MC-S-NR to‘[p]ursue work on the protection of neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations and, if the requisite conditions are met, submit a draft convention on the subject'.
Stichting Brein submitted that, by marketing the‘filmspeler' multimedia player, Mr Wullems made a‘communication to the public', in breach of Articles 1 and 12 of the(Dutch) Law on copyright and Articles 2, 6,7a and 8 of the(Dutch) Law on neighbouring rights.
The new rules create so-called neighbouring rights to ensure a form of copyright protection for media firms when their content is used on websites such as search engines or social media platforms.
First, the Commission andthe Parliament submit that the negotiations within the Council of Europe on the protection of neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations will be based, in particular, on the EU acquis in this area.
We are a society for collective management of neighbouring rights in music and for 20 years now have sustained productive partnership between performing artists and producers and all business users of their recordings.
Article 4(1) of the same directive refers to the relevant provisions of Directive 92/100(which was subsequently codified and repealed by Directive 2006/115)concerning the protection of neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations for the purposes of communication to the public by satellite.
Thirdly, the Commission submits that the neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations, as governed by EU law, form part of a consistent and balanced body of intellectual property rules intended to ensure the unity of the legal order of the European Union in that area.
On the other hand, there is disagreement between the parties regarding four elements mentioned in that Section II, namely the right of retransmission, the right of communication to the public,the protection of pre-broadcast signals and the enforcement of neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations.
The neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations are also governed by Council Directive 93/83/EEC of 27 September 1993 on the coordination of certain rules concerning copyright and rights related to copyright applicable to satellite broadcasting and cable retransmission OJ 1993 L 248, p.
In 2009, the CDMC approved the Terms of Reference(‘the 2009 Terms of Reference')(6)of the Ad-Hoc Advisory Group on the protection of neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations(‘the MC-S-NR'), which it instructed to work on the protection of neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations and possibly to draft a convention.
Your use of the Website and its contents grants no rights to you in relation to any of the intellectual property rights or associated rights, including copyrights, trade marks, patents, design rights, trade names,database rights, and neighbouring rights, as well as rights to know-how(“Intellectual Property Rights”), related to the Website.
Action for annulment- External action of the European Union- International agreements- Protection of neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations- Negotiations for a Convention of the Council of Europe- Decision of the Council and the Representatives of the Governments of the Member States authorising the joint participation of the Union and its Member States in the negotiations- Article 3(2) TFEU- Exclusive external competence of the Union.
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