Примери за използване на Operators of retransmission services на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Operators of retransmission services should continue to remunerate rights holders irrespective of the technology used.
(11b) Direct injection technologies allow the programme-carrying signal of a broadcaster organisation to be transmitted exclusively to operators of retransmission services.
Neither does this Regulation oblige operators of retransmission services to include in their services television or radio programmes originating in other Member States.
In addition, the proposal does not oblige broadcasting organisations to provide their online ancillary services across borders, nor does it oblige operators of retransmission services to offer programmes from other Member States.
It is however necessary to ensure that broadcasting organisations and operators of retransmission services negotiate in good faith regarding the licensing of rights for the retransmissions covered by this Regulation.
(12) Operators of retransmission services may use different techniques when they retransmit simultaneously, in an unaltered and unabridged manner, for reception by the public, an initial transmission from another Member State of television or radio programmes.
As a result, the identity of broadcasting organisations is known to operators of retransmission services and hence the clearance of rights with broadcasting organisations is comparatively simple.
Operators of retransmission services, which aggregate a high number of TV and radio channels into packages, also face difficulties for acquiring all the rights necessary to retransmit the television and radio programmes of broadcasting organisations.
By addressing the difficulties related to the clearance of rights,it creates the conditions allowing broadcasters and operators of retransmission services to offer wider access to TV and radio programmes across the EU.
Operators of retransmission services and broadcasting organisations generally have ongoing commercial relations and as a result the identity of broadcasting organisations is known to operators of retransmission services and hence the clearance of rights with broadcasting organisations is comparatively simple.
It is however necessary to ensure that where broadcasting organisations and operators of retransmission services enter into negotiations, they negotiate in good faith regarding the licensing of rights for the retransmissions covered by this Regulation.
Operators of retransmission services, which aggregate broadcasts of television and radio programmes into packages and provide them to users simultaneously with the initial transmission of those broadcasts, unaltered and unabridged, use various techniques of retransmission, such as cable, satellite, digital terrestrial, and mobile or closed circuit IP-based networks, as well as the open internet.
As retransmission services normally offer multiple programmes which use a multitude of works and other protected subject matter included inthe retransmitted television and radio programmes, operators of retransmission services have a very short time-frame for obtaining the necessary licences and hence also face a significant rights clearing burden.
Thus, to obtain the necessary licences from broadcasting organisations, operators of retransmission services do not face the same burden as they face to obtain licences from holders of rights in works and other protected subject matter included in the retransmitted television and radio programmes.
(4) Operators of retransmission services, that normally offer multiple programmes which use a multitude of works and other protected subject matter included in the retransmitted television and radio programmes, have a very short time- frame for obtaining the necessary licences and hence also face a significant rights clearing burden.
Delivering programming that is bundled andmanaged by broadcaster organisations accounts for a significant share of revenue for operators of cable retransmission services.
Concerning the exercise of retransmission rights, only a Union instrument can remove the existing market fragmentation in the way rights are managed for digital retransmission services and thereby ensure legal certainty to retransmission operators.
The rules established in that Directive include the obligation to exercise theright to grant or refuse authorisation to an operator of a retransmission service through a collective management organisation.
(ba)“closed environment” means any environment in which a retransmission operator only provides a retransmission service to a definable group of consumers;
It is also necessary to underscore the possibility of exerciseing theright to grant or refuse authorisation to an operator of a retransmission service through a collective management organisation.
(13 a) Collective management organisations should be able to apply provisions on the exercise of the right in retransmission laid down in this Regulation through the extension of a collective agreement with an operator of a retransmission service also to the rights of right holders not represented by the organisation, where such a system is provided by virtue of national law.
(14a) The exemption provided for in Article 4 for the rights exercised by broadcasting organisations should not limit the choice of holders of rights to transfer their rights to a collective management organisation andthereby have a direct share in the remuneration paid by the operator of a retransmission service.
(14a) The exemption provided for in Article 4 for the rights exercised by broadcasting organisations should not limit the choice of holders of rights to transfer their rights to a collective management organisation andthereby have a direct share in the remuneration paid by the operator of a retransmission service.
If in such a situation the right holder does not choose the collective management organisation,it shall be for the Member State for whose territory the operator of the retransmission service seeks to clear rights for a retransmission to indicate which of the collective management organisations is deemed to be mandated to manage the right of that right holder.
Member States shall ensure that it is possible to call upon the assistance of one ormore mediators where no agreement is concluded between the collective management organisation and the operator of a retransmission service, or between the operator of a retransmission service and the broadcasting organisation regarding authorisation for retransmission of broadcasts.
(14b) The exemption provided for in this Regulation for the rights in retransmission exercised by broadcasting organisations in respect of their own transmission should not limit the choice of holders of rights to transfer their rights to a collective management organisation andthereby have a direct share in the remuneration paid by the operator of a retransmission service.
(2) Where a right holder has not transferred the management of the right referred to in paragraph 1 to a collective management organisation,the collective management organisation which manages rights of the same category for the territory of the Member State for which the operator of the retransmission service seeks to clear rights for a retransmission shall be deemed to be mandated to manage the right on behalf of that right holder.
However, where more than one collective management organisation manages rights of that category for the territory of that Member State,it shall be for the Member State for the territory of which the operator of a retransmission service seeks to clear rights for a retransmission to decide which collective management organisation or organisations have the right to grant or refuse the authorisation for a retransmission. .