Spanish Model of RRO CEDRO Magdalena Vinent Chief

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Spanish Model of RRO: CEDRO Magdalena Vinent Chief Executive of CEDRO President of IFRRO

Spanish Model of RRO: CEDRO Magdalena Vinent Chief Executive of CEDRO President of IFRRO 5 April 2011 1

Summary 1. About us 2. Types of RROs 1. 3. Our mission 2. 4.

Summary 1. About us 2. Types of RROs 1. 3. Our mission 2. 4. Organization 3. 5. We represent 4. 6. Functions 2

1. About us • CEDRO is a non-profit association of authors and publishers of

1. About us • CEDRO is a non-profit association of authors and publishers of books, periodicals and other publications. • CEDRO collectively manages intellectual property rights. • It was authorized to work as RRO in 1988 by the Ministry of Culture, under the Spanish Intellectual Property Law. 3

2. Types of RROs • Voluntary licence – UK, ICLA • Voluntary licence with

2. Types of RROs • Voluntary licence – UK, ICLA • Voluntary licence with legislative support – Nordic countries • Non-Voluntary / Legal licence – Netherlands, Switzerland – Levies: Austria, Belgium, Germany 4

2. Spanish RRO system Spanish Intellectual Property law establishes a mixed system: 1. Voluntary

2. Spanish RRO system Spanish Intellectual Property law establishes a mixed system: 1. Voluntary licensing for collective and commercial uses 2. Exception in the law for private copy, compensated with a levy on the machines 5

3. Our Mission To represent and defend the legitimate interests of authors and publishers

3. Our Mission To represent and defend the legitimate interests of authors and publishers by authorising and promoting the legal use of their works. 6

4. Organization General Meeting of Members Board of Directors Executive Office 7

4. Organization General Meeting of Members Board of Directors Executive Office 7

5. We represent…(I) CEDRO represents… for… by… …All Authors and Publishers …Private Copy …Law

5. We represent…(I) CEDRO represents… for… by… …All Authors and Publishers …Private Copy …Law …Public Lending Right … 19. 509 Members: 17. 828 Authors 1. 681 Publishers …Voluntary Licensing …Individual Mandates …Authors and Publishers from 36 RROs …Voluntary Licensing …Bilateral Agreements 8

5. We represent…(II) 19. 509 members 17. 828 authors 1. 681 publishers February 2011

5. We represent…(II) 19. 509 members 17. 828 authors 1. 681 publishers February 2011 9

5. We represent…(III) The number of members has increased a 79% in the last

5. We represent…(III) The number of members has increased a 79% in the last 5 years December 2010 10

5. We represent…(IV) We also represent the authors and publishers of 36 entities from

5. We represent…(IV) We also represent the authors and publishers of 36 entities from other countries. 11

6. Functions (I) • Licensing the use of our repertoire • Managing compensation for

6. Functions (I) • Licensing the use of our repertoire • Managing compensation for private copy • Managing compensation for public lending rights • Distributing rights between authors and publishers • Helping authors and publishers • Increasing copyright awareness 12

6. Functions (II) • We grant licenses for the use of works of our

6. Functions (II) • We grant licenses for the use of works of our repertoire • Photocopying and scanning of books, magazines and newspapers. • In corporations, educational Institutions, Government, etc. • Licences allow to access copyright works while respecting intellectual property rights of authors and publishers. www. conlicencia. com 13

6. Functions (III) • We manage compensation for private copy • On behalf of

6. Functions (III) • We manage compensation for private copy • On behalf of authors and publishers of books and periodicals • A levy is applied to equipment, devices and media capable to make private copies, according to Spanish IPL • It must be paid by manufacturers and importers of this kind of devices 14

6. Functions (IV) • We manage public lending right We collect the compensation generated

6. Functions (IV) • We manage public lending right We collect the compensation generated by the loan of books in libraries and similar institutions, regulated by the Spanish IPL 15

6. Functions (V) • We distribute remuneration among authors and publishers • Remuneration is

6. Functions (V) • We distribute remuneration among authors and publishers • Remuneration is distributed to Spanish and foreign RH. • It is carried out according to the use of the works (statistical surveys) Euro million 16

6. Functions (VI) • We help authors and publishers • We help authors and

6. Functions (VI) • We help authors and publishers • We help authors and collaborate in training activities and cultural events. • We assign 20% of revenue from private copy to this goal, according to the law. • We file lawsuits on behalf of our members’ rights. 17

6. Functions (VII) • We increase Copyright awareness Communication and information activities to increase

6. Functions (VII) • We increase Copyright awareness Communication and information activities to increase public Copyright awareness (Es de Libro and Educar para Crear, conferences, seminars, newsletters, training, contests, etc. ) 18

Thank you Contact: ümvinent@cedro. org ühttp: //es. linkedin. com/in/mvinent Follow us: üwww. cedro. org

Thank you Contact: ümvinent@cedro. org ühttp: //es. linkedin. com/in/mvinent Follow us: üwww. cedro. org üblog. cedro. org ütwitter. com/cedroenlinea üfacebook. com/cedrocomunicacion C ENTRO ESPAÑOL DE DERECHOS REPROGRÁFICOS