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 View All Entries Jan 6, 2009: AIMP comments on section 115 interim regulationThe AIMP, alongside the National Music Publishers Association (NMPA), The Harry Fox Agency (HFA), the Songwriters' Guild of America (SGA) and the Nashville Songwriters Assocation International (NSAI), has filed comments with the Copryight Office on section 115 interim regulation. The Copyright Office announced an interim regulation to clarify the scope and application of the Section 115 compulsory license to make and distribute phonorecords of a musical work by means of digital phonorecord deliveries (DPD). The text of the interim regulation defines a digital phonorecord delivery and clarifies that any DPD requires that the phonorecord that is delivered must meet the requirements of fixation, including the durational requirement, but takes no position on the threshold for satisfying that durational requirement. The definition also makes clear that a DPD may be made available on a limited basis and that DPDs include any phonorecords made for the purpose of making the DPD. Read our comments here. |
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