Applicable Blanket Licence definition
Applicable Blanket Licence means a licence that is available in the relevant territory in which audio-visual material is offered to members of the public (including by way of example by means of broadcast, download or streaming) pursuant to which licence copyright restricted acts undertaken as part of the applicable exploitation can be cleared in the relevant territory in relation to a large number of copyright works or sound recordings (as applicable). Typical examples of Applicable Blanket Licences include national blanket licences offered by collective rights management organisations to broadcasters operating in their territory. The availability of these licences will depend in large part on local custom and practice, local legal requirements and local copyright law. It is recognised for example that in the United States of America there are currently no mechanical blanket licences available in relation to the sale of downloads and accordingly no Applicable Blanket Licences would be deemed to be currently available in relation to such exploitation in the United States of America. For the avoidance of doubt, the rights granted in respect of the Additional Authorised Exploitation only apply in respect of Production Music in Programmes and Made for Online Material. For the further avoidance of doubt, no rights are granted under this Agreement in relation to the right to communicate to the public Programmes or Made for Online Material. Subject to the terms and conditions set out in this Agreement, MCPS hereby grants to the Licensee a non-exclusive licence during the Term to copy and supply to third parties (in addition to the Television Channels), or retain for itself, Qualifying Programmes containing Repertoire Works to or for:
Applicable Blanket Licence means a licence that is available in the relevant territory in which audio-visual material is offered to members of the public (including by way of example by means of broadcast, download or streaming) pursuant to which licence copyright restricted acts undertaken as part of the applicable exploitation can be cleared in the relevant territory in relation to a large number of copyright works or sound recordings (as applicable). Typical examples of Applicable Blanket Licences include national blanket licences offered by collective rights management organisations to broadcasters operating in their territory. The availability of these licences will depend in large part on local custom and practice, local legal requirements and local copyright law. It is recognised for example that in the United States of America there are no mechanical blanket licences available in relation to the sale of downloads and accordingly no Applicable Blanket Licences would be deemed to be currently available in relation to such exploitation in the United States of America.