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Office Invites Participation
in Roundtable Discussion on Notice and Recordkeeping for Use of
Sound Recordings under Statutory License
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| Calendar |
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April 25
Due date for Notices of Intent to Participate in
voluntary negotiation period for the 17 U.S.C. 118 noncommerical
educational broadcasting compulsory license.
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April 25-26
"The Copyright Conference" in Washington,
D.C., sponsored by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, in cooperation
with the U.S. Copyright Office.
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April 26
Due date for reply comments on notice of proposed
rulemaking on the requirements for giving copyright owners reasonable
notice of the use of their works for sound recordings under statutory
license and the requirements for how records of such use shall be
kept and made available to copyright owners.
(read details)
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May 6
Due date for requests to participate in roundtable
discussion on notice and recordkeeping for use of sound recordings
under statutory license (read
details)
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July 1
Beginning of 60-day period when, in the absence
of a license agreement, a party with a significant interest in establishing
reasonable terms and rates for certain statutory licenses may file
a petition to initiate a rate setting proceeding. (read
details)
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October 7
Initiation date should arbitration proceedings be
necessary in adjustment of rates and terms for noncommercial educational
broadcasting compulsory license.
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Office Invites Participation in Roundtable
Discussion on Notice and Recordkeeping for Use of Sound Recordings under
Statutory License
The Copyright Office announces a public roundtable
discussion concerning issues raised in the course of an ongoing rulemaking
proceeding to adopt requirements for giving copyright owners reasonable
notice of the use of their works for sound recordings under the section
114 and section 112 statutory licenses and for how records of such use
will be kept and made available to copyright owners. The Office invites
participation in the roundtable, which is intended to elicit more specific
information on areas that are related solely to the subjects identified
in the ongoing rulemaking and not to any other issue that may be part
of a different proceeding. The rates and terms proposed by the Copyright
Arbitration Royalty Panel on February 20, 2002 will not be topics of discussion.
The roundtable discussion will be held on Friday,
May 10, 2002, beginning at 9 a.m. and continuing until 5 p.m. in Dining
Room A, LM-620, in the James Madison Memorial Building, First and Independence
Avenue, S.E., Washington D.C. Requests to participate or attend must be
made by email to 114roundtable@loc.gov or by fax to (202) 252-3423. (read
details)
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| Past
Issues |
| Comments on Notice & Recordkeeping
for Webcasting Compulsory License 4/10/02 |
Copyright Office Corrects Notification of Request 4/1/02 |
Copyright Office Publishes Final Rule on Group Registration of Contributions
to Periodicals 3/11/02 |
2002-2006 Copyright Office Strategic Plan on Office Website 3/11/02 |
Copyright Office 2000 Annual Report Available 3/11/02 |
Copyright Office Extends Comment Period on Proposed Rulemaking 3/7/02 |
Webcasting Report Available on Office Website 3/1/02
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Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel Delivers Report 2/20/02 |
Copyright Office Website Displays New Search Feature 2/19/02 |
Mail Delivery to the Copyright Office 2/15/02 |
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Copyright Office Issues Notice of Proposed Rulemaking 2/12/02
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Office Receives and Posts Initial Comments 2/12/02 |
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