Telemedicus berichtet vom (privaten) Entwurf eines „European Copyright Code”, den eine Gruppe von Wissenschaftlern erarbeitet hat, die sich besonders um Klarheit und Einfachheit bemüht haben. Insgesamt weist der Entwurf nur 28 Artikel auf.
Bibliotheken kommen bei den Schrankenregelungen – die ja das Urheberrecht für bestimmte Zwecke zurückdrängen – vor.
Art. 5.3 – Uses Permitted to Promote Social, Political and Cultural Objectives
(1) The following uses forthe purpose of promoting social, political and cultural objectives are permitted without authorisation and without remuneration, and to the extent justified by the purpose of the use:
(a) use for the benefit of persons with a disability, which is directly related to the disability and of a non-commercial nature;
(b) use to ensure the proper performance of administrative, parliamentary or judicial proceedings or public security;
(c) use for the purpose of non-commercial archiving by publicly accessible libraries, educational establishments or museums, and archives.
(2) The following uses for the purpose of promoting important social, political and cultural objectives are permitted without authorisation, but only against payment of remuneration, and to the extent justified by the purpose of the use:
(a) reproduction by a natural person for private use, provided that the source from which the reproduction is made is not an obviously infringing copy;
(b) use for educational purposes.
Art. 5.3.c. enthält also die bisherige Sicherungskopie aus Gründen des Bestandschutzes.
Website des Projekts:
- http://www.copyrightcode.eu/ (mit Text des Entwurfs)
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