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Issue
295 -September 27, 2006 |
HR 1036 Passes House; Goes to President for Signature
On September 25, 2006, the House of Representatives agreed to a Senate
amendment to HR 1036, the “Copyright Royalty Judges Program Technical
Corrections Act,” thus clearing the bill for the President's signature.
Among other provisions, the Act provides that the Copyright Royalty
Judges are subject to the Administrative Procedure Act; that they
must consider certain Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel determinations
and interpretations among precedents; that they allow certain petitioners
to participate in a proceeding without a filing fee; that they
may make a partial distribution of cable and satellite royalty
fees after the filing of claims for distribution of such fees;
and that they may issue an amendment to a written determination
concerning technical and clerical errors and to modify terms under certain
conditions. The Act is effective as if it were included in the Copyright
Royalty and Distribution Reform Act of 2004, except that the provision for
partial distribution of royalty fees is effective upon enactment. (Read
further
information.)
Through late
2006 |
Copyright Office Public Information Office
temporarily relocated to room LM-430 in James Madison Memorial Building
(more) |
October 1 |
Effective date of final rule governing submission
of royalty fees by electronic funds transfer (more) |
October 19 |
Deadline for applications for GS-15 attorney-advisor
position in the office of the Copyright Royalty Judges |
October 24 |
Due date for reply comments on possible rules governing
reporting practices of cable operators (more) |
November 6 |
Due date for comments on copyright issues associated
with the secondary transmission of digital television broadcast
signals by cable operators (more) |
December 4 |
Due date for reply comments on copyright issues associated
with the secondary transmission of digital television broadcast
signals by cable operators (more) |
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