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Agreements and bilateral agreements
Our agreements
The Danish Ministry of Culture has authorised Copydan Writing to conclude agreements under the extended collective licensing system in the educational and business areas. Links to agreements in these two areas are available below.
In the business area all our different agreements have been translated into English; in the educational area we have a standard agreement that has been translated into English
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us on telephone (+45) 35 44 14 02 / or by email to kontakt@tekstognode.dk.
Bilateral agreements
In addition to concluding agreements with Danish users, we also conclude reciprocity agreements with our sister organisations around the world – these are our bilateral agreements.
The bilateral agreements ensure that Danish rightsholders receive remuneration when their material is copied in the countries with which we have an agreement. The reverse is the case when foreign material is copied in Denmark.
Copydan Writing is a member of IFRRO, the International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organisations, and we participate actively in the international cooperation. Our bilateral agreements are based on this cooperation.
We have two types of agreements:
- Type A Agreement: the countries pay each other for copying.
- Type B Agreement: the payment for copying stays in the country in which it was earned. The money is distributed among the authors and publishers in the country in which the copies were made.
Type A Agreements:
England (NLA – newspapers only)
Germany (only for sheet music)
Type B Agreements:
Other agreements
We have entered into distribution agreements with UK based organizations The Ivors Academy of Music Creators (BASCA) and Printed Music Licensing Ltd (PMLL).
BASCA manages the rights of authors and PMLL manages publishers.
The agreements ensure that UK rightsholders receive remuneration when their sheet music are copied in Denmark.