DALRO - Copyright for Dramatic, Artistic, Visual and Literary Arts in South Africa

Johannesburg, South Africa

DALRO is a multi-purpose copyright society established in 1967 and administers (or licenses) various aspects of copyright on behalf of authors, artists and publishers. We provide the link between them and the licensees who use their works in their businesses or educational institutions. Our main areas of administration are reprographic reproduction rights (from published editions), public performance rights (including stage rights for musicals and plays) and reproduction rights (granted for both publishing and copying) in works of visual art.

CLASS

Singapore

CLASS was established in 1999 by book publishers and authors to protect their published works. It is an independent, not-for-profit, non-Government organization which seeks to eliminate unauthorized use of copyright works of its members and affiliates. It works to protect and enable easy access to copyright material through licensing of academic works, newspaper articles, journals, novels, photos and illustrations, especially for large scale copying of works including digital uses.

Access Copyright

Toronto, Canada

Since 1988, Access Copyright has been meeting the needs of businesses, educators, governments and other organizations across Canada with our innovative copyright licensing solutions. Our licences give content users immediate, legal access to the copyright protected materials they need to copy from to get their jobs done, while ensuring that creators and publishers are fairly compensated when their works are copied. Access Copyright provides licensees with access to a growing repertoire of more than 20 million books, magazines, newspapers and other publications.

Copyright Licensing New Zealand

Auckland, New Zealand

Every day, people copy and share printed material, for a variety of reasons. CLNZ provides licences to help make copying, scanning and sharing printed works easy and legal for education providers, businesses and government departments. We represent the interests of authors and publishers and pay them when their work is copied.

Irish Copyright Licensing Agency

Dublin, Ireland

In about the year 500AD, St Colmcille borrowed a book of the Gospels from St Finnian of Maigh Bhile and secretly copied it. On realising what had been done, Finnian demanded the return of the book and also the copy. Colmcille objected, saying that the copy was his. The matter was referred to Diarmaid mac Cearrbheoil, the high king. His judgement was le gach bó a buinín agus le gach leabhar a chóip, to every cow her calf and to every book its copy.

Bowker

New Jersey, USA

As the exclusive U.S. ISBN and SAN Agency, Bowker® receives the most authoritative title and publisher information available, making it the world's leading source for bibliographic information. Founded in 1872, public, academic, research and government libraries rely on Bowker's wide range of reference and reporting products and services. Publishers and booksellers rely on Bowker's supply chain services and the information that drives their transactions on a daily basis.

Centro de Administración de Derechos Reprográficos

República Argentina

Somos la asociación de autores y editores de libros y otras publicaciones que protege y gestiona colectivamente los derechos de autor en Argentina. CADRA es es la asociación civil sin fines de lucro, integrada por autores y editores de libros y otras publicaciones, que representa y defiende colectivamente sus derechos de propiedad intelectual y forma parte, conjuntamente con 79 organizaciones de derechos reprográficos de todo el mundo, de la Federación Internacional de Organizaciones de Derechos de Reproducción (IFRRO).

Jamaican Copyright Licensing Agency

Kingston, Jamaica

JAMCOPY, the Jamaican Copyright Licensing Agency, is the national rights management organisation in the text and image sphere. Constituted as non-profit entity under Jamaican Law and in accordance with the Jamaica Copyright Act of 1993, JAMCOPY was established to manage the reproduction rights of creators and publishers whose works are published in print. We work to protect and facilitate seamless access to copyright content - from academic works, through newspaper articles, novels and sheet music, to photographs and illustrations, in particular for large scale copying of works including digital uses.

International Federation of Reproductive Rights Organizations

Geneva, CH

With over 50 membership countries, IFRRO works to increase on an international basis the lawful use of text and image based copyright works and to eliminate unauthorized copying by promoting efficient Collective Management of rights through RROs to complement creators' and publishers' own activities.

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