EurnewsLDN_Lucie_Guibault
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This document discusses the barriers to digitizing and disseminating newspaper content. It identifies that newspaper articles contain text, photos, drawings and charts created by various contributors over many years. The key challenges are determining what content is still protected by copyright and who owns the rights, as contracts from over 25 years ago may not include digital rights. Potential solutions discussed include orphan works directives, agreements with publishers, and extended collective licensing, but it is unclear if any would fully cover all necessary rights.
EurnewsLDN_Lucie_Guibault
- 1. Institute for Information Law Overcoming barriers to the digitizing and disseminating of newspapers Dr. Lucie Guibault, Europeana Newspapers Project
- 2. The barriers Type the footer here 2
- 3. What are we talking about? 蔵 Newspapers contain: 贈 Articles, photographs, drawings, charts... 蔵 Newspapers are created by: 贈 Journalists (employed/free-lance), illustrators, photographers, editors 蔵 Multiply this by 50 articles per day, 312 days/year, 80 years... Or more Type the footer here 3
- 4. Identifying THE problem ...1/ Type the footer here 4 蔵 What is still protected? 贈 Duration: life of author + 70 years after death 蔵 Who owns the rights? 贈 Journalist (free-lance or employee) 贈 Illustrator (free-lance or employee) 贈 Publisher
- 5. Identifying THE problem? ... 2/ 蔵 What about digital rights? 贈 In many countries contracts between publishers and journalists older than 1993 will usually not include digital rights 贈 This means that the initial author would still own the rights to digitize and make available Type the footer here 5
- 6. The solutions Type the footer here 6
- 7. Solutions... 蔵 Orphan Works Directive 贈 Not likely to be the case w/r newspapers 贈 Diligent search is very burdensome 蔵 Conclude agreements with publishers 贈 Not likely to cover all rights needed 蔵 Extended collective licensing 贈 May or may not cover all rights needed Type the footer here 7
- 8. Extended Collective Licensing Type the footer here 8 Provision in the Act applying agreement to non-member of CMO Freely negotiated Agreement between CMO and user Conditions: CMO must be Representative Opt-out for non-members Like art. 116B of CDPA
- 9. Thank you for your attention! For further information: L.Guibault@uva.nl Type the footer here 9