There are three schedules including the Interim tariff
approved by the Copyright Board 18 hours before Christmas (here is a link to the Board version), 2010 (Schedule "A"). Here is Schedule "B", courtesy of Alan Macek.
AC seeks to enforce this interim tariff and get paid in full
for it and get an injunction against York U operating outside the tariff, among
other things.
So, the "mandatory tariff" issue is now front and centre.
Suffice it to say for the moment that this is a very interesting attempt to enforce the interim tariff, which is referred to as the "Approved Tariff". It is not framed as an infringement action.
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I was informed today that in an educational environment copyright freedoms under the new legislation can be trumped by vendor policies. If the vendor says explicitly that personal use sales prohibit other uses then you can’t invoke the legislation and claim "fair use".
ReplyDeleteIs this the crack into which AC can insert a tool and twist? Or am I getting poor information?