Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Orphan works in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Orphan works represent a substantial part of the collections of Europe's cultural institutions e.g.
Orphan works are works that are in copyright
Establishing the rules for identifying orphan works by means of a diligent search for the copywriter holder;
It is quite often possible to find the authors of orphan works if you put your mind to it.
Article 3 explains how the diligent search is to be carried out by those who are permitted to use orphan works.
However, it seems that, firstly, this requires standardisation of the whole question of orphan works.
Therefore, the Committee is pleased that the Commission is proposing a Directive that will deal with the particular problem of orphan works.
there will also be a serious search for orphan works.
The Commission could publish and regularly update the list of institutions responsible for managing orphan works.
The government licence covering orphan works(Option 5) constitutes a public certification
The Committee recognises that a Directive is necessary because very few Member States have implemented orphan works legislation, and any national legislation that exists limits access to citizens resident in their national territories.
Orphan works are works(such as books,
Orphan works represent a substantial part of the collections of Europe's cultural institutions e.g., the British Library
Ministers highlighted the licensing of orphan works as well as the issue of standards for digitisation as being among the questions that needed to be resolved if the volume of digitised books and other cultural content in Europe was to grow.
The aim is for an EU-wide solution to facilitate the digitisation and dissemination of orphan works and the establishment of common'due diligence' standards to recognise orphan status across the EU.
sufficient legal certainty nor solve the fact that using orphan works constitutes a copyright infringement, they advocate a legislative approach at the European level to allow different uses of orphan works.
For the issue of orphan works, sector-based groups have been active and have established due diligence guidelines,
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 digitisation and dissemination of orphan works pose a particular cultural
Among the first deliverables of its IPR strategy is the proposed Directive for an easier permission to use orphan works that will allow many cultural works to be accessible online, in every Member State.