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EU Draft Directive on Term of Copyright for Sound Recordings
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The Commission's draft directive proposes to extend the term of protection for performers and sound recordings to 95 years.
LACA has responsed to UK-IPO's informal consultation on the draft directive. The response tells UK-IPO about the impact this proposed EU Directive would have on public access to sound collections and archives.
Read the
EU draft directive on the term of copyright for sound recordings
Read
LACA's response to UK-IPO's informal consultation, July 2008
(PDF, 998.39 KB)
Read the
response to UK-IPO by the Open Rights Group
which refers to the 'costs to information professionals'.
(PDF, 272 KB)
Read the
UK-IPO's initial response to the European Commission's proposals
Updated: 13 May 2009