CREATIVE EXPRESSION: BENEFITING FROM YOUR COPYRIGHT & USING THE COPYRIGHT WORKS OF OTHERS IN YOUR BUSINESS PRESENTED BY: JOAN E. WEBLEY MANAGER OF COPYRIGHT.

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CREATIVE EXPRESSION: BENEFITING FROM YOUR COPYRIGHT & USING THE COPYRIGHT WORKS OF OTHERS IN YOUR BUSINESS PRESENTED BY: JOAN E. WEBLEY MANAGER OF COPYRIGHT & RELATED RIGHTS JUNE 5, 2012

CREATIVE EXPRESSION: BENEFITING FROM YOUR COPYRIGHT & USING COPYRIGHT WORKS OF OTHERS OVERVIEW: PART ONE:Copyright 101: Why? What? How? PART TWO:Proof of Ownership issues PART THREE:Benefiting from Your Copyright PART FOUR:Using Copyright Works of Others FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

CREATIVE EXPRESSION: BENEFITING FROM YOUR COPYRIGHT & USING COPYRIGHT WORKS OF OTHERS -Human rights and Incentives to create WORKS -A Bundle of (economic and moral) rights -Confidential information v Copyright Protection -Copyright Protection v Copyright Registration

CREATIVE EXPRESSION: BENEFITING FROM YOUR COPYRIGHT & USING COPYRIGHT WORKS OF OTHERS -Notice to the World (c), NAME OF AUTHOR, DATE -Voluntary registration systems -Poor Man’s Copyright & Legal deposits -Importance of documentation

CREATIVE EXPRESSION: PART THREE: BENEFITING FROM YOUR COPYRIGHT What type of WORK is this? What are my RIGHTS? Do I have PROOF of my rights? How will I regulate USE of my WORK? How will I COLLECT my income?

CREATIVE EXPRESSION: PART THREE: BENEFITING FROM YOUR COPYRIGHT How will I regulate USE of my work? How will I COLLECT my income? -Building your Catalogue: IP Portfolio -Leveraging your ©: Sale, Licencing & Securitisation -Protecting & Tracing your IP -Distribution requirements -Role of Agent and/or Publisher -Statutory/Compulsory licensing schemes & Collective Management Organisations

CREATIVE EXPRESSION: PART FOUR: USING COPYRIGHT WORKS OF OTHERS What type of WORK is this? Are RIGHTS infringed? Who OWNS those rights? Is my USE of the work EXEMPT from ©? How do I get PERMISSION?

CREATIVE EXPRESSION: PART FOUR: USING COPYRIGHT WORKS OF OTHERS -Fair dealing and other Statutory Exemptions -Orphan Works -Rules of engagement/Terms of employment - Creative Commons Is my USE of the work EXEMPT from ©? How do I get PERMISSION?

CREATIVE EXPRESSION: PART FIVE: CASE STUDIES 1.You operate a business where the radio or a CD is played to add to ambiance or otherwise enhance your operations. 2.You hire a photographer to take pictures of your wedding; you later decide to use these photos in an ad campaign for your family run bakery to advertise wedding cakes. 3.You are a freelance writer that contributes to a national paper, you wish to publish a book of your articles. Does your position change if you are hired as a staff reporter? 4.You wish to make a cartoon film based on a recently published illustrated book whose rights must be secured. 5.You are the writer of a song that was recorded at Jamdisoun Records by an emerging artist named “Big Star” what are your options for earning an income from that song and who owes you money? Consider these:

CREATIVE EXPRESSION: BENEFITING FROM YOUR COPYRIGHT & USING THE COPYRIGHT WORKS OF OTHERS IN YOUR BUSINESS