idea of ​​the Media-Communications Union is to create

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What is important to us? Compliance with network neutrality and non-discriminatory access to the network, the formation of an offer for the consumer - so that he is comfortable. If he is tied to a specific channel, then it is more convenient for him to consume the service of the same channel"</p>

Subscribe to our Telegram channel to stay up to date with all list of bahrain cell phone numbers the news and events of the Runet.The Media Communications Union's plans to create a copyright registry became known this winter. According to the idea, copyright holders will be able to register their
works in it, and websites will be able to check whether the content uploaded by users violates copyright
.

"The main
a legal registry that
would be openly accessible. This will create prospects for
market transparency and provide
guarantees to copyright holders for content protection
," said
Dmitry Petrov, the section leader and director of relations with legislative and executive authorities at MegaFon
.

Another
pressing issue of Russian copyright is the need to create a body that could manage copyrights in
cases where they cannot
be exercised individually. This includes, for example, the "blank tax" or music
played in cafes and restaurants.

The opinions
of the section participants on the initiative
were divided. Some of them, in particular, the co-chairman of the Association of
Film and Television Producers Alexander Akopov, spoke out against
such a union of copyright holders.

Main_akopov
Alexander
Akopov
Co-Chairman of the Association of Film and Television Producers
"My personal position is that I am against the possibility of authors uniting. If this is inevitable, then these structures should be competitive. It is also important not to mix music and cinema.
<p>Should there be a competitive environment? Yes, it is better than its absence. There are many who want to dispose of our property, so let's breed regulatory bodies. Let it be both the state and the industry"