Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Enter the copyright owner of the image. This field is limited to ASCII characters.
• the undertaking which requested the licence intends to offer, on the market for the supply of the data in question, new products or services not offered by the copyright owner and for which there is a potential consumer demand;
• If the submission of the scientific contribution includes documents of which the copyright is not owned by the submitting party, the contribution should be accompany by the authorisation of the copyright owner to allow reproduction, distribution or communication of the documents.
• Google assumes that a copyright owner who does not want to be part of an agreement is obliged to inform Google of this.
• Another matter relates to what are known as 'orphan books', in other words, works for which it has not been possible to identify the copyright owner.
• the refusal is such as to reserve to the copyright owner the market for the supply of data on sales of pharmaceutical products in the Member State concerned by eliminating all competition on that market.
• If a copyright owner catches you doing something wrong, they can sue you and force you to pay them money.
• Mac, okay by special request of the copyright owner.

• Copyright is in fact already substantially protected by Article 2 of the directive, which establishes the principle whereby no one may place works on the networks without the permission of the copyright holder.
• When content is sold on line it is very important to guarantee a system where the copyright holder can receive proper royalties for his production.
• How should we deal with orphan works in future, in other words, books whose copyright holder cannot be identified or located?
• Libraries want to put their archives on the web without having to sign a licence agreement with every copyright holder first.
• As for the case you asked about, The copyright holder is a u. S. Corporation...
• Under Polish legislation a work can only be made available online with the authorisation of the copyright holder.
• We must ensure that the author or copyright holder is granted exclusive rights to the reproduction, distribution or any communication of his work to the public.
• In principle, the permission of all copyright holders is required, and the copyright holder may claim a payment from the cable operator for the publication.