Actors & Roles Sample Clauses

Actors & Roles. Based on the above functional requirements, the following actors and their roles and use cases can be foreseen, also taking into account possible evolution of the European and national legal framework. ROW shall be designed to be scalable to emerging actors in ARROW scenario. The actors here identified are to be interpreted as “Roles” that can be played by different organisations in the ARROW environment, regardless who will actually play each of the roles. From the design and technical point of view, it is therefore necessary to define roles at the most granular level possible, to allow the system to be neutral to the solutions for managing Orphan Works that will be adopted in each national legal framework. Under this perspective, it might be possible that one single organisation plays two or more roles, thus embodying two or more actors. This approach is also neutral to the model for managing Orphan Works adopted (Centralised infrastructure or National ROWs). Actors & Roles: • End Users – The end users have the possibility to search and browse the ROW o any Internet user o any interested organisation (including libraries, publishers and authors associations, collecting societies) • Claimers – The claimers have the possibility to search and browse the ROW and claim for rightownership and to be notified of the approval or refusal of the claiming request and change of the Orphan status o Authors and other contributors and their heirs (single person) o Institutions such as libraries and foundations, acting as rightholders o Publishers o Literary agent (on behalf of one or more persons) o Collective management organisations/RRO o Authors Collective management organisations o Publishers Collective management organisations13 In the last four cases, when someone is claiming on behalf of a rightholder, the Claimer is not the rightholder themselves. • ROW Manager – an authorized entity responsible to manage a ROW on a country basis. The ROW Manager have the possibility to search and browse the ROW, browse the work history, browse the claiming requests and is entitled to approve or reject the pending claiming requests of the claimers, and change the Orphan Status of the work, following an approved claiming request. The validation process of the claiming request is outside the scope of the present document, being it entirely between the ROW manager and the organisation in charge of validation. o In the current ARROW workflow Collective management organisations such ...
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