Rights assessment Sample Clauses

Rights assessment. Some examples can illustrate general rights clearance rules, in spite of the relevance of different national laws. ▪ Photographs In general, photograph’s copyright belongs to the photographer. He can, however, contract with anyone (newspaper, publicity agency, etc.) to transfer his rights. ▪ Photographs of Artwork When taking a photograph of an artwork, the photographer doesn’t become the owner of the copyright of the artwork – it remains with its creator, the artist. ▪ Photographs of Persons Person’s photographs copyright belongs to the photographer, but privacy legislation protects in many countries photographed persons from the reproduction of those photographs without their permission (personality rights), that must be secured by the institutions that intend to publish them.
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  • Risk Assessment An assessment of any risks inherent in the work requirements and actions to mitigate these risks.

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