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DIRECT COPYRIGHT REVENUE STREAMS IN CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IN FINLAND BY The Finnish Copyright Institute

DIRECT COPYRIGHT REVENUE STREAMS IN CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IN FINLAND BY The Finnish Copyright Institute

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The new publication of the Finnish Copyright Society deals with the copyright-based economy in Finland. The report assesses the amount of copyright compensation paid in Finland and the total copyright revenue of the copyright holders. A study on direct copyright revenue “Suoria tekijänoikeustuloja koskevassa selvityksessä” gives an estimate based on right-holders operating in the creative sectors copyright revenue flows in 2017. The study was done by Jari Muikku  (Digital Media Finland) commissioned by the Finnish copyright association.  The report identifies direct copyright…

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IAA Report, Exhibition Remuneration Right in Europe 2018

IAA Report, Exhibition Remuneration Right in Europe 2018

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International Association of Art – IAA Europe releases the report on the symposium “Exhibition Remuneration Right in Europe“ took place on November 22, 2018, at the premises of the Belgian collecting society Sabam. It became clear that the issue of exhibition remuneration is an important topic for artists’ associations and initiatives throughout Europe. An exchange took place on national and regional remuneration and fee models that have already been successfully put into practice. Also, current guidelines and campaigns were presented. The…

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Kenen historia? (Whose history?) – Report

Kenen historia? (Whose history?) – Report

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Kenen historia? (Whose history?) Historians without Borders in Finland Emma Hakala, Iina Hakola. Jenni Laakso   Senior Researcher Emma Hakala of the Finnish Institute for Foreign Affairs, together with Iina Hakola and Jenni Laakso, has provided a report entitled “Kenen Historia” (HWB Report 3, 10/2018). The report is published by Historians without Borders in Finland. The report explains how issues related to colonialism and minority status are taught at the institutes of history in Finnish universities. Language: Finnish. English synopsis: No. www.historianswithoutborders.fi

Report, Women and men in state-funded cultural institutions in the Nordic region

Report, Women and men in state-funded cultural institutions in the Nordic region

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The Nordic Agency for Cultural Policy Analysis has mapped the numbers of women and men who are employed in state-funded cultural institutions in the Nordic countries. Inside English summary (pages 6-9) READ IT HERE E-post: norden@kulturanalys.se Webbplats: www.kulturanalysnorden.se © Kulturanalys Norden 2017 Formgivning: Södra tornet kommunikation ISBN: 978-91-87046-45-2

Contract and reimbursement practices relating to the organization of art exhibitions; Working Group Final Report

Contract and reimbursement practices relating to the organization of art exhibitions; Working Group Final Report

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Abstract in English: The Ministry of Education and Culture set up a committee to investigate the agreement and remuneration practices relating to organising art exhibitions. The purpose of the committee was to investigate the current agreement and remuneration practices between artists and the organisers of exhibitions, as well as the division of the cost of the exhibitions between the parties; to draft alternative ways to develop those practices; and to assess the effects of the alternative development methods. In its…

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Kultur av vem. 2015

Kultur av vem. 2015

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Kultur av vem. En undersökning av mångfald i den svenska kultursektorn 2015. (Report in swedish, summary in english) Summary: The Swedish Agency for Cultural Policy Analysis conducted a mapping study of foreign backgrounds among employees in the part of the cultural sector that is subject to government control. The cultural institutions studied are central museums, regional museums, national performing arts institutions, regional music, theatre and dance institutions and cultural agencies, companies and foundations. The study shows what percentage of the…

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