Examples of using Phonogram in English and their translations into Romanian
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The proposal is to extend the term of protection for performers and phonogram producers to from 50 years to 95 years.
The proposal is to extend the term of protection for performers and phonogram producers to from 50 years to 95 years.
(IV) Frames methodological and payment rules on regard to the obligations of phonogram users, in accordance with the legal procedures in force;
Uch an operator is a‘user' making a‘communication to the public' of a phonogram which may be played in a broadcast for the purposes of EU law.
avoid generalisations and differing interpretations, the concept of"publication of a phonogram" must be made sufficiently clear.
enjoy payments only once the phonogram producer has recouped the initial advance and made any contractually defined deductions.
The existing term of 50 years would be extended for both the phonogram and the performance embodied therein to 95 years.
the performer made the phonogram available to the public, the rights in the phonogram and the rights in the fixation of the performance shall expire.
producers of phonograms/videograms may place a notice on each copy or sleeve of a phonogram/videogram, the symbol of protection of related rights which consists of three elements.
The text provides that if a phonogram is lawfully published
by a uniform event, such as publication of a phonogram is clearly preferable to a term based on the individual life of a performer.
If the phonogram or the performance fixed in a phonogram has not been published within the first 50 years,
However, if the phonogram is lawfully published
For phonogram producers the period starts with the fixation of the phonogram
ADPFR promotes the rights of phonogram producers and is engaged in all activities in order to guarantee the respect of all phonogram producers' rights and to fight againt piracy,
If a performance is embodied in a phonogram which is lawfully published
The proposal to extend the term of protection for performers and phonogram producers would mean a numerical change(substituting 50 by 95)
The term of protection for performers and phonogram producers is set out at 50 years after publication in these Directives whereas the current proposal would extend that protection to 95 years after publication.
Therefore, Member States shall be free to exempt certain phonogram producers who are deemed small
Option 3d, the fund to be set up by phonogram producers, would be very beneficial for session musicians who transferred all their exclusive rights as part of their initial'buy out' contracts.