Collecting Society Projects/Netherlands - Revision history

Mzeinstra at 11:39, 20 September 2012

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Paulkeller: /* Additional Information */

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JesseWeinstein: moved Netherlands to Collecting Society Projects/Netherlands: is part of this project

2009-06-16T20:35:33Z

moved Netherlands to Collecting Society Projects/Netherlands: is part of this project

CCID-paul: /* Objectives */

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CCID-paul: /* How does it work */

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 ==Parties Involved==
-[http://www.creativecommons.nl Creative Commons Netherlands] is a joint venture between Knowledgeland, Waag Society and the Institute for Information Law (IViR) in cooperation with Creative Commons International, a not-for-profit organization, founded in 2001, that promotes the creative re-use of intellectual and artistic works.
+[http://www.creativecommons.nl Creative Commons Netherlands] is a joint venture between Kennisland, Waag Society and the Institute for Information Law (IViR) in cooperation with Creative Commons International, a not-for-profit organization, founded in 2001, that promotes the creative re-use of intellectual and artistic works.
 [http://www.bumastemra.nl Buma/Stemra] represents the interests of domestic and foreign music authors and publishers in the Netherlands. Buma/Stemra’s core task is to exploit music copyrights (i.e. collect and distribute royalties) and manage them for its affiliated composers, lyricists and music publishers.

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 * [http://creativecommons.nl/bumapilot/070823factsheet_en_web.pdf Fact Sheet Pilot Creative Commons Netherlands and Buma/Stemra]
 * Press Release: [http://creativecommons.nl/bumapilot/070823persbericht_en_web.pdf More opportunities for music authors to promote their own music]
+* Evaluation Report: [http://www.creativecommons.nl/downloads/100824evaluation_pilot_en.pdf August 2010 Evaluation of the Creative Commons Buma/Stemra pilot by Paul Keller (Creative Commons Nederland) & Andy Zondervan (Buma/Stemra)]
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	==Objectives==		==Objectives==

		+	The principal reason for this pilot is to offer musicians more flexibility in distributing their works. The pilot is meant as a test to see whether it is useful in practice to combine the systems of Buma/Stemra and Creative Commons.

	==How does it work==		==How does it work==

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 ==How does it work==
-It takes five steps to offer a work under a Creative Commons license:
+In order to publish works under a creative commons license Buma/Stemra members participating in the pilot need to undertake 5 steps:
-# First of all, it is important to ensure that the permission of all rights holders has been obtained. The fact is that, aside from the composer and/or the lyricist, there may be all kinds of rights holders, such as co-authors, an arranger or publishers. A work may only be distributed under a CC license subject to the permission of all rights holders.
+. First of all, it is important to ensure that the permission of all rights holders has been obtained. The fact is that, aside from the composer and/or the lyricist, there may be all kinds of rights holders, such as co-authors, an arranger or publishers. A work may only be distributed under a CC license subject to the permission of all rights holders.
-# In order to take part in the pilot, the musician has to be a member of Buma/Stemra. As a member you transfer the exploitation of your copyrights on your works to Buma/ Stemra, thereby enabling Buma/Stemra to collect the copyright royalties whenever third parties record or use your works. Musicians who are not yet a member of Buma/ Stemra may take out a membership and then proceed to follow the same procedure in order to release parts of their repertoire under a Creative Commons License.
+. In order to take part in the pilot, the musician has to be a member of Buma/Stemra. As a member you transfer the exploitation of your copyrights on your works to Buma/ Stemra, thereby enabling Buma/Stemra to collect the copyright royalties whenever third parties record or use your works. Musicians who are not yet a member of Buma/ Stemra may take out a membership and then proceed to follow the same procedure in order to release parts of their repertoire under a Creative Commons License.
-# The musician in question then indicates to Buma/Stemra which works he/she would like to distribute under a Creative Commons License. You do so (per work) through the Buma/Stemra website on which detailed instructions and special conditions can be found. Buma/Stemra then knows for which works they need not send an invoice within the scope of the pilot.
+. The musician in question then indicates to Buma/Stemra which works he/she would like to distribute under a Creative Commons License. You do so (per work) through the Buma/Stemra website on which detailed instructions and special conditions can be found. Buma/Stemra then knows for which works they need not send an invoice within the scope of the pilot.
-# Next, the musician selects one of the three available licenses for non-commercial use on the Creative Commons website:
+. Next, the musician selects one of the three available licenses for non-commercial use on the Creative Commons website:
-## use of the works while attributing the work to you;
+* use of the works while attributing the work to you;
-## use of the works while attributing the work to you, but without any adaptations, such as remixes, being allowed;
+* use of the works while attributing the work to you, but without any adaptations, such as remixes, being allowed;
-## use of the work while attributing the work to you, whereby the work may be adapted by third parties, subject to the condition that the remix is also made available under the same condition.
+* use of the work while attributing the work to you, whereby the work may be adapted by third parties, subject to the condition that the remix is also made available under the same condition.
-# Finally, the work may be published online (or offline) for distribution and reproduction.
 ==Definition (Non)Commercial==

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		+	It takes five steps to offer a work under a Creative Commons license:
		+
		+	# First of all, it is important to ensure that the permission of all rights holders has been obtained. The fact is that, aside from the composer and/or the lyricist, there may be all kinds of rights holders, such as co-authors, an arranger or publishers. A work may only be distributed under a CC license subject to the permission of all rights holders.
		+
		+	# In order to take part in the pilot, the musician has to be a member of Buma/Stemra. As a member you transfer the exploitation of your copyrights on your works to Buma/ Stemra, thereby enabling Buma/Stemra to collect the copyright royalties whenever third parties record or use your works. Musicians who are not yet a member of Buma/ Stemra may take out a membership and then proceed to follow the same procedure in order to release parts of their repertoire under a Creative Commons License.
		+
		+	# The musician in question then indicates to Buma/Stemra which works he/she would like to distribute under a Creative Commons License. You do so (per work) through the Buma/Stemra website on which detailed instructions and special conditions can be found. Buma/Stemra then knows for which works they need not send an invoice within the scope of the pilot.
		+
		+	# Next, the musician selects one of the three available licenses for non-commercial use on the Creative Commons website:
		+	## use of the works while attributing the work to you;
		+	## use of the works while attributing the work to you, but without any adaptations, such as remixes, being allowed;
		+	## use of the work while attributing the work to you, whereby the work may be adapted by third parties, subject to the condition that the remix is also made available under the same condition.
		+	# Finally, the work may be published online (or offline) for distribution and reproduction.

	==Definition (Non)Commercial==		==Definition (Non)Commercial==

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	==Parties Involved==		==Parties Involved==

		+	[http://www.creativecommons.nl] Creative Commons Netherlands] is a joint venture between Knowledgeland, Waag Society and the Institute for Information Law (IViR) in cooperation with Creative Commons International, a not-for-profit organization, founded in 2001, that promotes the creative re-use of intellectual and artistic works.
		+
		+	[http://www.bumastemra.nl Buma/Stemra] represents the interests of domestic and foreign music authors and publishers in the Netherlands. Buma/Stemra’s core task is to exploit music copyrights (i.e. collect and distribute royalties) and manage them for its affiliated composers, lyricists and music publishers.

	==Objectives==		==Objectives==

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	* Announcement on the cc-blog: [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/7622 Dutch Collecting Societies Welcome CC]		* Announcement on the cc-blog: [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/7622 Dutch Collecting Societies Welcome CC]
		+	* [http://creativecommons.nl/bumapilot/070823factsheet_en_web.pdf Fact Sheet Pilot Creative Commons Netherlands and Buma/Stemra]
		+	* [http://creativecommons.nl/bumapilot/070823persbericht_en_web.pdf Press Release: More opportunities for music authors to promote their own music]
		+
		+

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