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who had time to tweet during IDFA? What a spectacle. Here's my news:
11:40 AM Nov 30th
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Svein Prestvik from Norwegian public bdcaster archives: we need to make $, guard uses of our stuff.
7:23 AM Nov 18th
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Lars Loge: I feel I have to clear everything. Our docs are character-driven. We often can't use "criticism and commentary."
6:37 AM Nov 18th
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Lars Loge: As filmmaker, I'm clueless about copyright. It's tough to make a reasoned dcision on what to make.
6:36 AM Nov 18th
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Panzer: Norwegian law allows quotation "under good practice." Like US, Norway has case/common law.
6:24 AM Nov 18th
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Panzer: Sports rights are always contentious in Norway. (Oh yeah! and everywhere else too!)
6:09 AM Nov 18th
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Norwegian lawyer Georg Panzer recalls lawsuit v Aqua by Mattel re "I'm a Barbie girl..."
6:07 AM Nov 18th
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Hugenholtz: can't find hardly any EU litigation on documentary and copyright infringement.
5:32 AM Nov 18th
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CCIA head in WSJ:Fair use= serious bsns. fair-use dependent bsns adds $2.2 trillion to US economy, and add 1 in 8 jobs.
5:29 AM Nov 18th
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Hugenholtz: EU needs pricing control on the archives of public broadcasters.
5:17 AM Nov 18th
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Hugenholtz: best practices at a national level are important, a big role for educations, and some for collecting societies.
5:16 AM Nov 18th
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Hugenholtz recommends: a real EU copyright law. Harmonize limitations and exceptions. But that's long term.
5:16 AM Nov 18th
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Hugenholtz: there's room for incidental, quotation, parody harmonization.
5:16 AM Nov 18th
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Hugenholtz: Limits/exceptions in EU make "best practices" EU-wide impossible. You might set up a wish list.
5:15 AM Nov 18th
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Hugenholtz: in EU, insurance not usually an issue for doc filmmakers. (True!)
5:14 AM Nov 18th
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BUT... permissions culture in EU not as bad as in the US. Lower damages. Less fear of lawyers. Large public financing of culture.
5:14 AM Nov 18th
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Fair use won't happen in EU anytime soon, it's not allowed under Copyright Directive, sez Hugenholtz. Plus exceptions often narrow interp.
5:13 AM Nov 18th
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Good news from Germany: Play quotes from Brecht in big chunks. Highest court rejects copyright claims, in favor of "freedom of art."
5:12 AM Nov 18th
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French court says: news story showed the whole painting, so that was infringing. Sigh. EC court agrees (sez, u cld have licensed).
5:10 AM Nov 18th
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But you can learn from other cases. E.g. France2 reports opening of a theatre, shows interior, sued by a painting's owner...
5:08 AM Nov 18th
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