Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Multi-territorial licensing in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Compliance with the provisions on multi-territorial licensing.
Multi-territorial licensing by subsidiaries of collecting societies.
Agreements between collecting societies for multi-territorial licensing.
Multi-territorial licensing of online rights in musical works by collecting societies.
Obligation to represent another collecting society for multi-territorial licensing.
Multi-territorial licensing by authors' collecting societies of online rights in musical works.
Titles I and II also apply to societies that carry out multi-territorial licensing under Title III.
Multi-territorial licensing for online uses of musical works is, by definition, of a cross-border nature.
would allow collecting societies to pool their repertoire in a central portal for multi-territorial licensing.
A study on multi-territorial licensing carried out for the Commission contains a list of Member States that impose such conditions.
would enable collecting societies to pool their repertoire for multi-territorial licensing in a single transaction, coordinated through the portal.
To facilitate the multi-territorial licensing by collecting societies of authors' rights in musical works for the provision of online services.
transparency of collecting societies and in terms of multi-territorial licensing and the solutions proposed.
Moreover the Title of the directive concerning the multi-territorial licensing of authors' rights in musical works for online uses is an absolute novelty from a regulatory perspective.
be put in place to stimulate a dynamic digital single market for audiovisual content and to facilitate multi-territorial licensing?
Article 21(Multi-territorial licensing in the internal market)
the Commission on the situation and development of multi-territorial licensing.
to become more efficient, nor simplify the multi-territorial licensing of rights due to opt-outs from collective management which would often lead to repertoire disaggregation.
their competent authorities provide the Commission with a report on the situation and development of multi-territorial licensing in their territory.
However, the Recommendation, due to its voluntary nature, has not been sufficient to encourage the widespread multi-territorial licensing of online rights in musical works and to address the specific demands of multi-territorial licensing.
non-exclusive basis for the purpose of multi-territorial licensing Article 28.
The EESC also supports the provisions on multi-territorial licensing set out in Article 30(Access to multi-territorial licensing), Article 31(Multi-territorial licensing by subsidiaries of collecting societies),
related rights and multi-territorial licensing of rights in musical works for online uses in the internal market.
Collecting societies should therefore provide sufficient information to its rightholders on the main terms of any agreement mandating any other collecting society to represent its online music rights for the purposes of multi-territorial licensing.
Rules intended to ensure the smooth functioning of multi-territorial licensing are accordingly better set up at EU level since Member States would not be in a position to draw up rules which would coherently address the cross-border activities of collecting societies.
related rights and multi-territorial licensing of rights in musical works for online use in the internal market.
The rules on multi-territorial licensing for online uses of musical works are limited to authors' rights
the societies are active(Title II), 16 and(ii) the multi-territorial licensing of online rights in musical works by authors' collecting societies Title III.
the effectiveness of the rules on multi-territorial licensing by collecting societies would be largely jeopardised if rightholders were not able to exercise their rights by granting multi-territorial licences when the collecting society to which they have granted their rights does not grant
The protection of the interests of the members of collecting societies, rightholders and third parties requires that the laws of the Member States related to copyright management and multi-territorial licensing for online rights in musical works be coordinated with a view to having equivalent safeguards throughout the Union.