Examples of using Right holders in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The Commission encourages right holders to take full advantage of the protection afforded by Council Regulation(EC) No 1383/2003.
Orphan works are works that are in copyright but whose right holders cannot be identified or located.
They may obtain a Community patent and they may be subject to infringement proceedings brought by other right holders.
together with copyright holding authors and other right holders to resolve disputes concerning the use of a work.
From the perspective of consumers, right holders and service providers, Option 3 would be the most effective in meeting the identified objective.
The recourses open to right holders in the event of infringement are essentially those specified in Chapter 5.
covered by this IA, the preferred options are expected to allow right holders to better exploit
Despite extensive research, it may be that the European Data Protection Supervisor has not been able to identify certain authors or right holders of documents appearing on the site.
The application of mandatory collective management for certain types of digital retransmission services would affect the right holders' licensing choices in a limited manner.
therefore has a limited effect on the business models of right holders and service providers.
under specific conditions, the use of protected works without the authorisation of right holders.
it may be that the EDPB has not been able to identify certain authors or right holders of documents appearing on the site.
The problem is driven by territorial limits of the services concerned resulting from the licensing practices of right holders and/or the commercial choices of service providers themselves.
to generate additional revenues for right holders.
The proposal introduces a common approach in the Union while maintaining a high level of protection for right holders.
In the area of exceptions, the preferred options are not expected to affect right holders' licensing revenues to any significant extent.
Today, we propose a legal mechanism for broadcasters to obtain more easily the authorisations they need from right holders to transmit programmes online in other EU Member States.
distributors should therefore obtain a separate authorisation from the right holders in question for their respective participation in such acts.
In the case of TDM, the lawful access condition foreseen for the use of the exception would ensure that the preferred option does not affect the right holders' subscription market.
This can also serve as a channel of information both for right holders and for the public at large.