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Article L324-17 of the French Intellectual Property Code

Collective management organisations use for actions to support creation, the dissemination of live performances, the development of artistic and cultural education and training actions for artists: 1° 25% of sums from private copy levies; 2° All sums collected pursuant to Articles L. 122-10, L. 132-20-1, L. 214-1, L. 217-2 and L. 311-1 and which could not be distributed either pursuant to international conventions to which France is a party, or…

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Article L325-1 of the French Intellectual Property Code

An authorisation for the multi-territorial exploitation of online rights in a musical work within the meaning of this code is an authorisation for the exploitation of a musical work, granted under copyright, to an online service provider in the territory of more than one Member State of the European Union.

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Article L325-2 of the French Intellectual Property Code

I.-Collective management organisations may, under conditions laid down by decree in the Conseil d’Etat, grant authorisations for the multi-territorial exploitation of online rights in musical works provided that they have the means to process electronically the data required to manage these authorisations. II.-Online service providers are required to report accurately on the actual use of the rights granted to them under these authorisations.

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Article L325-3 of the French Intellectual Property Code

When a collective management organisation is able to grant authorisations for the multi-territorial exploitation of online rights in musical works in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, it may not refuse the mandate to manage such authorisations that another organisation decides to entrust to it which does not offer this type of authorisation for musical works in its own repertoire. However, the requested organisation is only obliged to accept…

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Article L325-4 of the French Intellectual Property Code

Right holders who have authorised a collective management organisation to grant multi-territorial exploitation authorisations for online rights in musical works may terminate that authorisation in the event that the organisation does not grant or offer to grant such exploitation authorisations in respect of those works and has not allowed another collective management organisation to grant such authorisations on its behalf. Such termination shall not affect any other authorisations they have…

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Article L325-5 of the French Intellectual Property Code

Without prejudice to the right of the parties to bring proceedings before the court, disputes relating to multi-territorial exploitation authorisations for online rights in musical works may be submitted to the mediator referred to in Article L. 327-6 under the conditions set out in Chapter VII of this Title.

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Article L325-6 of the French Intellectual Property Code

The provisions of this chapter do not apply to collective management organisations when they grant a multi-territorial exploitation licence for online rights in musical works to audiovisual communication undertakings for communication to the public or making available to the public: 1° Simultaneous with or subsequent to radio or television programmes broadcast by the audiovisual communication undertaking; 2° Content, including previews, produced by the audiovisual communication undertaking or on its behalf,…

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Article L326-1 of the French Intellectual Property Code

Collective management organisations draw up an annual transparency report, including a special report on the use of sums deducted for the provision of social, cultural or educational services, in particular in application of article L. 324-17. These reports are made public and sent to the Minister of Culture and to the Commission de Contrôle des Organismes de Gestion des Droits d’Auteur et des Droits Neighbours, no later than eight months…

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