This legislation focuses on the modification of copyright laws in Luxembourg to align with the EU Directive 2019/789, specifically addressing rights related to online broadcasting, satellite communication, cable retransmission, and public communication. The amendments introduce new sections and articles to regulate the interaction between broadcasters and signal distributors, emphasising the need for authorization from rights holders for transmission activities. The document clarifies the conditions under which retransmission via internet services can take place, ensuring compliance with EU regulations.
The law aims to establish clear guidelines for the exercise of copyright and neighbouring rights in the context of online broadcasting and transmission of radio and television programs. It emphasises the importance of fair negotiations between broadcasters and cable retransmission operators, promoting transparency and good faith in their interactions. Additionally, the legislation introduces definitions such as “injection directe” to specify technical processes related to signal transmission, enhancing the clarity and specificity of the regulatory framework.
By addressing key aspects of copyright law and rights management in the digital age, this legislation plays a crucial role in safeguarding heritage in the broadcasting and media sectors. It seeks to balance the interests of rights holders, broadcasters, and signal distributors while ensuring that heritage content is protected and appropriately disseminated in compliance with evolving technological and legal standards. The document’s provisions contribute to the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage through effective regulation and enforcement mechanisms.
