Screenrights makes using television and radio simple – and provides payment to the content owners who make the programs audiences love.
Screenrights makes using television and radio simple – and provides payment to the content owners who make the programs audiences love.
This amount was largely comprised of first payments of 2011 royalties across all services, with money going to rightsholders in film and television across the globe.
The Convergence Review has released its interim report.
The appeal of the Full Federal Court decision in Roadshow Films Pty Limited v iiNet Limited has been heard by the High Court. The case concerns ISP liability for authorising infringement.
The Australian Teachers of Media (ATOM) has announced that it is now providing an iTunes upload service to Australian filmmakers on a non-exclusive basis.
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Screenrights releases new royalties for payment each December. This is our largest payment run, and members whose titles are registered with us by the end of September usually receive first payments.
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