Australian Premium Member.??

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Permalink Reply by Deana on July 6, 2009 at 12:48pm

Hi Michael,

EnhanceTV can only supply programs directly to Australian educational institutions with a Screenrights licence.

Australian Premium Membership is available to all government schools (and most other schools), TAFEs and universities in Australia that have a current Screenrights licence. Purchases from EnhanceTV are not open to the general public or other industry sectors.

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Permalink Reply by Michael Bailes on July 7, 2009 at 9:47pm

So how would this work if we are buying material to go into a local government music library or one that we eventually will run ourselves?
Thanks for your reply
m

Deana said:

Hi Michael,

EnhanceTV can only supply programs directly to Australian educational institutions with a Screenrights licence.

Australian Premium Membership is available to all government schools (and most other schools), TAFEs and universities in Australia that have a current Screenrights licence. Purchases from EnhanceTV are not open to the general public or other industry sectors.

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Permalink Reply by Deana on July 8, 2009 at 3:24pm

Hi,

EnhanceTV programs can only be used in educational institutions that are licenced. Our copies cannot be used in government libraries.

Thanks.

Michael Bailes said:

So how would this work if we are buying material to go into a local government music library or one that we eventually will run ourselves?
Thanks for your reply
m

Deana said:

Hi Michael,

EnhanceTV can only supply programs directly to Australian educational institutions with a Screenrights licence.

Australian Premium Membership is available to all government schools (and most other schools), TAFEs and universities in Australia that have a current Screenrights licence. Purchases from EnhanceTV are not open to the general public or other industry sectors.

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Permalink Reply by Michael Bailes on July 9, 2009 at 6:22am

Thank you
How does a Screenrights licence. work please?
m

Deana said:

Hi,

EnhanceTV programs can only be used in educational institutions that are licenced. Our copies cannot be used in government libraries.

Thanks.

Michael Bailes said:

So how would this work if we are buying material to go into a local government music library or one that we eventually will run ourselves?
Thanks for your reply
m

Deana said:

Hi Michael,

EnhanceTV can only supply programs directly to Australian educational institutions with a Screenrights licence.

Australian Premium Membership is available to all government schools (and most other schools), TAFEs and universities in Australia that have a current Screenrights licence. Purchases from EnhanceTV are not open to the general public or other industry sectors.

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Permalink Reply by Deana on July 9, 2009 at 10:05am

For more information on Screenrights and licencing. Please visit:

http://www.screen.org/copyright/index.php

There are information sheets also available.

Thank you.

Michael Bailes said:

Thank you
How does a Screenrights licence. work please?
m

Deana said:

Hi,

EnhanceTV programs can only be used in educational institutions that are licenced. Our copies cannot be used in government libraries.

Thanks.

Michael Bailes said:

So how would this work if we are buying material to go into a local government music library or one that we eventually will run ourselves?
Thanks for your reply
m

Deana said:

Hi Michael,

EnhanceTV can only supply programs directly to Australian educational institutions with a Screenrights licence.

Australian Premium Membership is available to all government schools (and most other schools), TAFEs and universities in Australia that have a current Screenrights licence. Purchases from EnhanceTV are not open to the general public or other industry sectors.

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Permalink Reply by Michael Bailes on August 12, 2009 at 6:02am

So, unless a Local Council Library has a "Screenrights" licence they cannot lend DVDs?

Wouldn't most Council Libraries have this?
Wouldn't it be similar to books copyright?

If I gave my local library a DVD, say one I have purchased OS or one I have picked up in St.VdeP for $2 can it be lent by the Local Library?

Would the same rules apply to a University or school Library?

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