Kollektiv forvaltning i informationssamfundet og det nye regime under direktivet 2014/26/EU i Danmark (Collective Management in the Information Society and the New Regime of Directive 2014/26/EU in Denmark)

Abstract

Danish Abstract: I 2014 har EU-lovgiveren delvis reguleret kollektiv forvaltning ved direktivet om kollektiv forvaltning af ophavsret og beslægtede rettigheder samt multiterritoriale licenser for rettigheder til musikværker med henblik på onlineanvendelse i det indre marked (2014/26/EU). I artiklen gives først et overblik over den udvikling, som førte til de nye regler for multiterritoriale licenser i direktiv. I den anden del gives nogle perspektiver på implementeringen af direktivet i Danmark især vedrørende afsnit II i direktiv 2014/26/EU, der indeholder regler, som vedrører alle forvaltningsorganisationers styring og tilsyn.

English Abstract: In 2014, the European legislator has partly regulated collective rights management with its Directive on collective management of copyright and related rights and multi-territorial licensing of rights in musical works for online use in the internal market (2014/26/EU). The article first provides an overview of the developments leading up to the new rules for multi-territorial licensing in the Directive. In the second part, the article offers some perspectives on the implementation of the Directive in Denmark, especially regarding title II of Directive 2014/26/EU, which contains rules that concern the modalities for the governance and supervisory framework for all collective management organisations.

Note: Downloadable document is in Danish. The article (in Danish) is based on the author's presentation held on 8 May 2015 at the XV Nordic Copyright Symposium in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Keywords: Ophavsret, kollektiv forvaltning, streaming, Directive 2014/26/EU, lov om kollektiv forvaltning af ophavsret