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Copyright Act 2021 Subdivision (8) — Broadcasts

s 27–s 33 · 7 sections

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What does it mean to broadcast (verb)

s 27

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27. To “broadcast” means to broadcast by wireless telegraphy.

What is a broadcast (noun)

s 28

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28. A “broadcast” is a television or sound broadcast.

What is a television broadcast

s 29

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29. A “television broadcast” is the visual images that are broadcast by way of television, together with any sounds broadcast for reception along with those images.

What is a sound broadcast

s 30

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30. A “sound broadcast” is any sounds broadcast except as part of a television broadcast.

Who is the maker of a broadcast

s 31

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31. The maker of a broadcast is —(a) the person who broadcasts the relevant visual images or sounds (or both); and (b) in the case of direct broadcasting by satellite — the person who transmits the relevant visual images or sounds (or both) to the satellite transponder.

Where is a broadcast made

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32. A broadcast is made at —(a) the place from which the relevant visual images or sounds (or both) are broadcast; and (b) in the case of direct broadcasting by satellite — the place from which the relevant visual images or sounds (or both) are transmitted to the satellite transponder.

When is a broadcast made

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33. A broadcast is made at —(a) the time when the relevant visual images or sounds (or both) are broadcast; and (b) in the case of direct broadcasting by satellite — the time when the relevant visual images or sounds (or both) are transmitted to the satellite transponder.

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