Examples of using Orphan works in English and their translations into Polish
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On 10 November 2009, the Swedish Presidency and the European Parliament organised a joint hearing on orphan works and access to works for the visually impaired.
concerning intellectual property and compliance with copyright for out-of-print and orphan works.
there will also be a serious search for orphan works.
Romania and Slovenia to implement the on Orphan works.
The problems arising from orphan works are notably tackled within the context of the i2010 Digital Libraries initiative, which aims at bringing Europe's cultural
Both Denmark and Hungary are in the process of changing the legislation to introduce a stronger mechanism for dealing with orphan works.
This is particularly true for so called‘orphan works'- films
The government licence covering orphan works(Option 5)
The publishers believe that a system that provides for the authorisation to make orphan works available online cannot dispense with an a priori diligent search.
Furthermore, mutual recognition ensures that the orphan works contained in a digital library would be available to citizens across Europe.
In addition, the coexistence of uncoordinated national approaches governing orphan works in online libraries makes it difficult for a library to make orphan works available across EU Member States.5.
The Group adopted a"Final Report on Digital Preservation, Orphan Works and Out-of-Print Works"5.
Hungary have mechanisms of extended collective licensing in place which can be used to handle orphan works.
diffusion of cultural heritage to lawfully make available and reproduce orphan works.
In many cases, orphan works cannot be exploited
of revenue for rights holders but also, and most importantly, make the hitherto unavailable out-of-print and orphan works available for online search and access to US users.
with these three initiatives that I mentioned on collective management, orphan works and the Green Paper,
in particular on whether legislation is necessary at European level to address orphan works and on how to tackle the cross-border aspects involved.
Orphan works are works(such as books,
it is also necessary to ensure that orphan works which have been digitised
