E sccr/21/2 Original: English date: August , 2010 Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights Twenty First Session Geneva, November to 12, 2010

11 - Right of Fixation	Broadcasters and cablecasters need authors’ and performers’ approval for the use of their content but do not need their approval for the use of signals; Reinforces authors’ and performers’ rights and does not preclude efforts to enforce rights over content independently of broadcaster/ cablecaster	Broadcasters and cablecasters need producers’ approval for the use of their content but do not need their approval for the use of signals; Reinforces producers’ rights and does not preclude efforts to enforce rights over content independently of broadcaster/ cablecaster	Broadcasters and cablecasters need rights holders’/ licensers’ approval for the use of their content but do not need their approval for the use of signals; Reinforces holders’/licensers’ rights and does not preclude efforts to enforce rights over content independently of broadcaster/ cablecaster	Provides rights of fixation similar to WPPT	Likely to reduce material available and force increased expenditures	Obligates enforcement
Likely to reduce material available