10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PUBLIC LENDING RIGHT»
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Public Lending Right in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Intellectual Property Harmonisation Within ASEAN and APEC
E) MINIMAL HARMONISATION: THE PUBLIC LENDING RIGHT In another case,
the degree of harmonisation was only minimal, i.e. in the area of public lending
rights.36 In this case, the diversity of national laws, policy aims and economic ...
Christoph Antons, Michael Blakeney, Christopher Heath,
2004
2
International Copyright: Principles, Law, and Practice
However, the member states of the European Union,78 following the E.C. Rental
Right Directive, as well as a number of other countries, have adopted a form of
public lending right aimed at giving authors, and in some cases publishers, a
right ...
Paul Goldstein, P. Bernt Hugenholtz,
2013
A public lending right exists for books in Denmark (and for books and
phonograms in Sweden) but the loan frequency of the 25 million books in Danish
libraries averages 2.5 times a year, while that for the half-million records is
averaging five ...
4
Intellectual Property Law in the United Kingdom
Public lending right only applies to loans of books made from public libraries and
not from university private libraries. Under CDPA, the rental right covers sound
recordings, film and computer programs where they are rented out for money or ...
Colin Davies, Tania Cheng,
2011
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Copyright’s Highway: From Gutenberg to the Celestial ...
Several European countries have a public lending right — Denmark adopted the
first in 1946 — to compensate writers for the potential income they lose when
library patrons borrow rather than purchase their books. Is this public lending
right ...
6
Dictionary for Library and Information Science
578 Public Lending Right (PLR) Public Lending Right (PLR) Under programs
funded by the national governments of Britain, Denmark, Finland, Norway, and
Sweden, authors of works circulated by public libraries are entitled to receive a ...
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Intellectual Property Law in Ireland
Public Lending Right 142. ... that is 1 January 1997: see Quinn.2 In fact, when the
details of the Irish government's proposals on the public lending right appeared, it
was evident that authors would not benefit from the provisions of the lending ...
Robert Clark, Máire Ní Shúilleabháin,
2010
8
How to Build a Digital Library
The public lending right compensates authors for public lending of their work—
although an exception is granted for not-for-profit and educational use, which do
not require the copyright holder's consent. The remaining rights, called other
rights ...
Ian H. Witten, David Bainbridge, David M. Nichols,
2009
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Australian Intellectual Property Law
9.6 Public and educational lending rights The public lending right (PLR)218 and
educational lending right (ELR)219 schemes are regimes designed to
compensate Australian authors and publishers for income that is 'lost' when their
books ...
Mark J. Davison, Ann L. Monotti, Leanne Wiseman,
2011
The Public Lending Right Act 1985 provides the legislative framework for the
PLR Scheme. A Public Lending Right Committee is appointed by the Minister to
administer the Scheme, and the Act provides for the gazettal of a PLR Scheme by
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PUBLIC LENDING RIGHT»
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Public Lending Right is used in the context of the following news items.
Life is a highway: digitally and otherwise
In addition, there's a thing called public lending right that compensates writers for physical books in libraries. Nobody's getting rich, but books are getting read ... «Nelson Star, Jul 15»
Dan Brown's Inferno thrills UK library users as passion fades for Fifty …
... meaning it failed to even make the top 100, according to new figures released today by Public Lending Right (PLR), which tracks borrowing from UK libraries. «The Guardian, Feb 15»
Fifty Shades of Grey book a turn-off for library users
Public Lending Right (PLR) was established by an Act of Parliament in 1979, giving authors the legal right to receive payment from government each time their ... «The Independent, Feb 15»
Hong Kong authors seek public lending right so libraries pay …
Authors' public lending rights have been recognised in legislation by at least 41 countries, with 28 stipulating it in laws that require libraries to make the payment. «South China Morning Post, Apr 14»
Library book borrowers stay true to their favourite authors, survey …
The tables are created by the Public Lending Right and Education Lending Rights schemes, which make payments to authors and publishers based on the ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Feb 14»
Happy day for authors as PLR pays out
But there are also some exhilarating highs, chief among them the arrival each year of a payment from the Public Lending Right. Without doubt, this is the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
Libraries see surge in erotic book borrowing
The borrowing of erotic fiction from UK public libraries has leapt by 500% over the ... The new Public Lending Right (PLR) charts reveal the most borrowed books ... «BBC News, Feb 14»
Norway commits to digitizing every single book in their National …
There were no further details about exactly what the payment system is like, but it may operate along the lines of the Public Lending Right, which is in place in ... «MobyLives, Dec 13»
Authors' Public Lending Right payments frozen
Writers are remunerated for loans of their work through public libraries under the Public Lending Right (PLR), which will distribute a total pot of £6.1m to authors ... «The Guardian, Dec 13»
Philip Pullman leads challenge to publishers over e-book library …
They get ongoing royalties from every library loan via a Government scheme called the Public Lending Right. It is estimated to account for a total of £6m in ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 13»