IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

14
IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director

Transcript of IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Page 1: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

IFRRO Legal Issues ForumBrussels – 9 June 2011

Martin Delaney

Legal Director

Page 2: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Hargreaves Review

Copyright laws are “today obstructing

innovation and economic growth”

(but there is to be no “fair use” exception)

Copyright Licensing – a Moment of Opportunity

Page 3: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Key Recommendations

• Digital Copyright Exchange to be created; Digital Economy Act Provisions (“DEA”) to be implemented

• Orphan Works to be enabled by Extended Collective Licensing

• Cross Border Licensing – UK should support EU to establish necessary

framework

• Collecting Societies to be subject to Codes of Conduct

• Copyright exceptions – mainly Gowers – to be implemented, but some new exceptions

• IPO to focus on central task of ensuring that the UK IP system promotes

innovation and growth

Page 4: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Digital Copyright Exchange (“DCE”)

• To be ‘facilitated’ but not built or managed by government

• Will provide higher level of incentives to participating rightsholders

• DEA sanctions could be limited only to works available through DCE

• Could be an authorising body for Orphan Works

Page 5: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Key Recommendations

• Digital Copyright Exchange to be created ; Digital Economy Act Provisions (“DEA”) to be implemented

• Orphan Works to be enabled by Extended Collective Licensing

• Cross Border Licensing – UK should support EU to establish necessary

framework

• Collecting Societies to be subject to Codes of Conduct

• Copyright exceptions – mainly Gowers - to be implemented, but some new exceptions

• IPO to focus on central task of ensuring that the UK IP system promotes

innovation and growth

Page 6: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Orphan works to be enabled by Extended Collective Licensing (“ECL”)

• Following diligent search of databases included in DCE

• But DCE could be an authorising body for Orphan Works

• Review supports ECL generally in UK but no further specific recommendations

• Probably overtaken by EU Draft Directive.

Page 7: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Key Recommendations

• Digital Copyright Exchange to be created ; Digital Economy Act Provisions (“DEA”) to be implemented

• Orphan Works to be enabled by Extended Collective Licensing

• Cross Border Licensing – UK should support EU to establish necessary framework

• Collecting Societies to be subject to Codes of Conduct

• Copyright exceptions – mainly Gowers - to be implemented, but some new exceptions

• IPO to focus on central task of ensuring that the UK IP system promotes

innovation and growth

Page 8: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Cross Border Licensing – UK should support EU to establish necessary

framework

• EU should enable “one-stop-shop” licensing

Page 9: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Key Recommendations

• Digital Copyright Exchange to be created ; Digital Economy Act Provisions (“DEA”) to be implemented

• Orphan Works to be enabled by Extended Collective Licensing

• Cross Border Licensing – UK should support EU to establish necessary

framework

• Collecting Societies to be subject to Codes of Conduct

• Copyright exceptions – mainly Gowers - to be implemented, but some new exceptions

• IPO to focus on central task of ensuring that the UK IP system promotes

innovation and growth

Page 10: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Collecting Societies to be subject of Codes of Conduct

• CMOs to compete on overheads, efficiency and service delivery

• CMOs to publish clear comparable tariffs to allow rights owners and users to choose

Page 11: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Key Recommendations

• Digital Copyright Exchange to be created ; Digital Economy Act Provisions (“DEA”) to be implemented

• Orphan Works to be enabled by Extended Collective Licensing

• Cross Border Licensing – UK should support EU to establish necessary

framework

• Collecting Societies to be subject to Codes of Conduct

• Copyright exceptions – mainly Gowers - to be implemented, but some new exceptions

• IPO to focus on central task of ensuring that the UK IP system promotes

innovation and growth

Page 12: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Copyright exceptions – mainly Gowers to be implemented

• Format shifting – focus of course is on music

• Parody

• Library archiving/mass digitisation

• “fair dealing” to cover all classes of © works (e.g. sound recordings)

• New exceptions for text/data mining and for uses enabled by new technology (“non-consumptive use)

• © Exceptions not be overridden by content

• But nothing on distance learners

Page 13: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

Key Recommendations

• Digital Copyright Exchange to be created ; Digital Economy Act Provisions (“DEA”) to be implemented

• Orphan Works to be enabled by Extended Collective Licensing

• Cross Border Licensing – UK should support EU to establish necessary

framework

• Collecting Societies to be subject to Codes of Conduct

• Copyright exceptions – mainly Gowers - to be implemented, but some new exceptions

• IPO to focus on central task of ensuring that the UK IP system promotes innovation and growth

Page 14: IFRRO Legal Issues Forum Brussels – 9 June 2011 Martin Delaney Legal Director.

IPO to focus on central task of ensuring that the UK IP system promotes innovation

and growth

• IPO decisions and advice to be based on objective economic evidence balanced against benefit and impact on © owners and users

• Empowered to issue “statutory opinions” to clarify © law

• Powers to report on activities detrimental to competition and consumer welfare and to make recommendations to competition authorities