cal
and copyright ·
cal's
licences ·
membership
& payment · CAL's cultural, professional and career development funds
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- Introduction to copyright and CAL
- CAL's licences
- How does CAL collect and distribute funds?
- Ownership and infringement of copyright
- International copyright: treaties and organisations
- Managing copyright internationally
- Getting permission to copy
- Rights in artistic works, statutory licences, and CAL
- Copying print music
- Copyright for journalists
- What are moral rights?
- Copyright for photographers
- Copyright and the internet
- Protecting and offering work in the digital environment
- CAL's complaints handling procedure
- CAL's dispute resolution procedure
business
one-off permissions
educational institutions
- Digital update for educational institutions
- Guidelines for schools, TAFEs and independent educational institutions
- Copying rights and obligations for educational institutions
- How to qualify for the Statutory Educational licence
- How to apply for the Statutory and CAL Educational licences
- Guidelines for adult education in New South Wales
institutions assisting people with disabilities
- Statutory licence for institutions assisting people with an intellectual disability (pdf)
- Statutory licence for institutions assisting people with a print disability (pdf)
- Statutory licence for institutions assisting people with an intellectual disability (html)
- Statutory licence for institutions assisting people with a print disability (html)
government departments and agencies
local government
not for profit associations and organisations
religious organisations
- CAL and ex gratia payments
- Tax and your CAL distribution
- Claiming money from CAL's distributions
- Distribution of CAL's Illustration Fund
- Becoming a member of CAL
- CAL's sampling and distribution: how do they work?
- CAL's procedure for dispute resolution between members
- CAL's Distribution Rules
- CAL's New Media Licence Schemes and your works [NEW]
- CAL and blackline master copying
CAL's cultural, professional and career development funds
If you are looking for copyright information on music, film etc, you should go to the Australian Copyright Council's website at www.copyright.org.au.