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Music Everywhere? Derek Whitehead Swinburne University of Technology 7/20/2015 Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 1 Background 7/20/2015 Negotiations on the go since April 2002 or before Agreed in mid-2005 $1.5 million per year if everyone is in (& another $1.5m for indemnity) Part of the context is the legal action over discovery Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 2 Who uses music? At Swinburne, music and sound: Theatre courses and Circus Multimedia and web design Film and TV Media studies TAFE training restaurants Music in the workplace University events 7/20/2015 Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 3 Why is music complex? There are layers of copyright Lyrics Musical works Sound recordings Performances Artistic works and text accompanying the recording 7/20/2015 Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 4 Collecting societies Musical work Sound recording 7/20/2015 Performing right APRA PPCA Mechanical right AMCOS ARIS Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 5 Who is in? Everyone except UNSW Melbourne Monash Griffith QUT 7/20/2015 Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 6 What the licence covers 7/20/2015 Reproductions Performance Communication Live performances Music on hold Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 7 In more detail we can … 7/20/2015 Copy onto CD and DVD Make compilations Copy from one format to another Play sound recordings at university events & in the workplace Communicate by streaming Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 8 And we can also . . . 7/20/2015 Archive copies of works or sound recordings that we stream Use music on hold in our telephone systems Record live performances Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 9 We already have rights 7/20/2015 We were always able to play a sound recordings in the classroom Students can already rely on fair dealing in using sound recordings The Part VA licences enables us to copy broadcast music and other recordings Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 10 Exclusions 7/20/2015 Music cannot be downloaded Only to students and staff Copying must be BY the university (not a student) Broadcasting is not included No commercial events Films excluded Not all performers & labels are in Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 11 Watch out for these too 7/20/2015 Students are not a party to the agreement Reproduction must be for education Charges? No more than cost recovery Does not cover ancillary material like sheet music and notes Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 12 What we have to do 7/20/2015 Nominate a central unit to provide streamed sound and copies i.e. the library (e-reserve) or the ilectures unit, or ITS Provide a statistical return every 1 October for that day Mark copies as required Provide accurate information Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 13 Conclusion 7/20/2015 Significant new rights Not necessarily a bargain We are buying peace of mind as well as music New things to do and new rules to comply with Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 14 Go to it! 7/20/2015 Presentation to CAUL Sept 2005 15