負利率

2022年12月22日

本文本文分享分享渥太華,12月22日2022 /時間/ -版權視覺藝術/所有權d 'Auteurs en藝術Visuels與負利率(COVA-DAAV)今天宣布了一項協議,將轉讓負利率的視覺COVA-DAAV工藝品方麵的業務,在渥太華,蒙特利爾設有辦事處。此舉意味著COVA-DAAV將唯一的版權收集機構在加拿大負責授權和分配視覺藝術和工藝品行業版權使用費。協議條款沒有披露。COVA-DAAV假設視覺藝術和工藝品集體管理業務從負利率(CNW集團/ COVA-DAAV)”這一新的整合服務簡化了訪問許可支持視覺藝術家,他們的財產,和其他著作權所有者,和我們分享負利率對未來的設想的許可和版權管理部門,”瑪西婭Lea說COVA-DAAV執行主任。“仔細分析之後,我們決定將注意力集中在我們的核心管理工作的執行和生殖權利詞曲作家,作曲家和音樂出版商成員和客戶,“負利率CEO珍妮弗·布朗說。“我們很高興,視覺藝術和工藝品成員將與COVA-DAAV偉大的手,市場領導者和專家證明,並希望他們和他們的成員每一個成功的未來。”版權Visual Arts has the full support of CARFAC and RAAV, the national associations for visual artists in Canada and Quebec, respectively. CARFAC and RAAV have always been confident in the collective's deep understanding of the visual arts ecosystem, allowing them to negotiate the best terms for their artist-members. "We are thrilled with this news, knowing that artists in Quebec and Canada will feel welcome and supported, and that COVA-DAAV will continue to provide high quality service to their new artist-members and rightsholders," said Paddy Lamb, CARFAC's National President. Copyright Visual Arts responds to a shifting art economy by providing effective digital tools to enable visual artists to achieve sustainable careers. This includes their new Image Bank digital licensing service, and Copyright Visual Arts' partnership in building Imprimo , a new Blockchain platform, which helps artists organize and present their work, authoritatively track its provenance, make connections within the arts community, and create opportunities for discovery. Following its acquisition of SODRAC in 2018, SOCAN has managed a visual arts department, representing more than 40,000 creators and rightsholders worldwide. The agreement with COVA-DAAV underscores SOCAN's heightened commitment to its music creator and publisher members and clients, through the company's member-centric strategic pillar. SOCAN plans to conclude its visual arts and crafts business on January 30, 2023 with the recommendation that relevant members join Copyright Visual Arts (COVA-DAAV). About COVA-DAAV Copyright Visual Arts /Droit d'Auteurs en Arts Visuels (previously known as CARCC) was founded in 1990, in order to help visual artists negotiate payment for the exhibition and reproduction of their work. With over 30 years of experience protecting artists' rights, they are the only Canadian copyright collective exclusively run by visual artists, for visual artists. With a membership that is national in scope, agreements with sister societies internationally, and offices in Ottawa and Montreal, Copyright Visual Arts is well positioned to assist artists across the country with their administration of their copyrights now; in the future, Copyright Visual Arts will also aim to assist artists with the administration of the Artist's Resale Right should it become law in Canada. www.cova-daav.ca About SOCAN SOCAN is a rights management organization that connects more than four-million music creators worldwide and more than a quarter-million businesses and individuals in Canada. More than 180,000 songwriters, composers, music publishers and visual artists are its direct members, and more than 100,000 organizations are Licensed To Play music across Canada. With a concerted use of progressive technology and unique data, SOCAN is dedicated to upholding the fundamental truths that music has value and creators and publishers deserve fair compensation for their work. For more information: www.socan.com SOURCE COVA-DAAV For further information: Media contacts: COVA-DAAV: Marcia Lea, Executive Director, [email protected] ; SOCAN: Nicole Van Severen, Manager Communications and Marketing, [email protected] ×