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Licence Ethymonics Free Music License – english

Bonjour tout le monde ! Aujourd’hui nous abordons la licence Ethymonics Free Music Licence, la plus ancienne des licences libres dédiées spécifiquement à la musique 🙂

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Sauvegarde du texte de la Ethymonics Free Music License

ETHYMONICS FREE MUSIC LICENSE

Version 1, August 2000

Copyright (C) 2000, Ethymonics Limited

Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
Preamble

The licenses for most musical works are designed to take away your freedom to share the music. By contrast, this Free Music License is intended to guarantee your freedom to make copies of a piece of music, and charge for this service if you wish. Recipients of those copies have the same freedom. The word « Free » in « Free Music License » means the freedom to make copies. It does not mean that those copies cannot then be sold.

This license is designed to protect and pass on the right to make copies to whoever receives a copy. This encourages wide distribution on the artist’s behalf. You can apply this license to your own music too.

To protect the right to copy the music, it is necessary to pass on certain requirements that must be followed when the music is copied or distributed. For example, if you distribute a piece of music subject to this license, even if this is done for a fee, you must give the recipients all the rights that you have. You must show them these terms so that they know their rights.

The freedom to copy is protected by two things: (1) Copyright of the music, and (2) This license that provides legal permission to copy and distribute the music.

The precise terms and conditions for copying, distribution and performance follow.

FREE MUSIC LICENSE
TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

1. This License applies to any musical work or other type of work which has a notice placed by the copyright holder saying that it may be distributed under the terms of this Free Music License. The « Music », below, refers to any such music or work, whether in a recording, performance or other form of musical representation, or any derivative work under copyright law: that is to say, a work, in any medium, containing the Music or a portion of it, either unaltered, modified and or re-performed.

You may play or perform the Music publicly, for example in a broadcast, provided that you make available to listeners the title of the work and the name of the Artist. A recording made as a result of the Music being played or performed is covered by this License when its contents constitute a work based on the Music. If a listener wishes to make copies of such a recording, the terms and conditions of this License must be made available to them, along with any other information required to make and distribute copies according to the terms and conditions of this License.

2. You may copy and distribute copies of the Music as you receive it, in any medium, provided that you:

(a) conspicuously and appropriately publish on each copy an appropriate copyright notice;

(b) keep intact all the notices that refer to this License;

(c) supply, with each copy of the Music, all significant information about the Music, including the title of the work, the name of the artist, and the names and roles of all credited personnel;

(d) supply, to each recipient of the Music, along with the Music, either a copy of this License or a clearly visible URL that lets the recipient know where to find a copy of this License on the Internet.

If the information required by (a) to (d) above is not available, for example when the Music has been received by making a recording of a performance, then this information must be obtained independently and no copies can be made or distributed without this information being included with each copy of the Music.

You may, at your option, charge a fee for the act of supplying a copy of the Music.

3. You may not copy, distribute, perform or sub-license the Music except as expressly provided under this License. Any attempt to otherwise do so is void, and will automatically terminate your rights under this License. However, parties who have received copies, or rights, from you under this License will not have their Licenses terminated as long as such parties remain in full compliance.

4. You are not required to accept this License, since you have not signed it. However, nothing else grants you permission to copy, distribute, play or perform the Music or any of its derivative works. Therefore, by copying, distributing, playing or performing the Music, or any of its derivative works, you indicate your acceptance of this License to do so, and all of its terms and conditions.

5. Each time you redistribute the Music the recipient automatically receives a license from the original licensor to copy, distribute, play and or perform the Music subject to the terms and conditions of this License. You may not impose any further restrictions on the recipient’s exercise of the rights granted herein. You are not responsible for enforcing compliance by third parties to this License.

6. If, as a consequence of a court judgment or allegation of copyright infringement or for any reason (not limited to copyright issues), conditions are imposed on you (whether by court order, agreement or otherwise) that contradict the conditions of this License, they do not excuse you from the conditions of this License. If you cannot satisfy simultaneously your obligations under this License and any other pertinent obligations, then your rights under this License are terminated. For example, if an existing agreement would not permit royalty-free redistribution of the Music by all those who receive copies directly or indirectly through you, then the only way to satisfy both it and this License would be to refrain entirely from redistributing the Music.

If any portion of this section is held invalid or unenforceable under any particular circumstance, the balance of the section is intended to apply and the section as a whole is intended to apply in other circumstances.

It is not the purpose of this section to induce you to infringe any copyright or other property right claims or to contest validity of any such claims; this section has the sole purpose of protecting the integrity of a music distribution system, which is implemented by copyright and license practices.

7. If an activity permitted by this License is restricted in certain countries either for copyright or other reasons, the original copyright holder who places the Music under this License may add an explicit geographical distribution limitation excluding those countries, so that distribution is permitted only in or among countries not thus excluded. In such cases, this License incorporates the limitation as if written in the body of this License.

8. Ethymonics may publish revised and or new versions of the Free Music License from time to time. Such new versions will be similar in spirit to the present version, but may differ in detail to address new problems as they arise.

Each License is given a distinguishing version number. If the Music specifies a version number of this License which applies to it, and « any later version », you have the option of following the terms and conditions either of that version or any later version published by Ethymonics. If the Music does not specify a version number of this License, you may choose any version ever published by Ethymonics.

9. If you wish to incorporate parts of the Music into another work whose distribution conditions are different, write to the composer to ask for permission.
END OF FREE MUSIC LICENSE

 

Le mouvement du libre, Licences

EFF Open Audio License

IMSLP:EFF Open Audio License

This license is only to be applied to files from an external source which cannot be relicensed. This license predates CC BY-SA, which is its successor. For combined works, this license is considered compatible with CC-BY-SA, unless « only version 1.0 » has been specified, as CC-BY-SA versions are considered the successors to this license (i.e., they are EFF OAL versions 2.0 and later).

As this is an outdated license, please don’t select this license for original contributions. Use CC BY-SA 4.0 instead.

EFF Open Audio License:

Version 1.0.1

Changes from ver. 1.0[.0]: Typo corrections; no substantive changes.

  1. I. Preamble
  2. II. Terms of Use
  3. III. How to Use this License

I. PREAMBLE

Principles

Digital technology and the Internet can empower artists to reach a worldwide audience and to build upon each other’s ideas and imagination with extremely low production and distribution costs. Many software developers, through both the open source software initiative and the free software movement, have long taken advantage of these facts to create a vibrant community of shared software that benefits creators and the public.

EFF’s Open Audio License provides a legal tool that borrows from both movements providing freedom and openness to use music and other expressive works in new ways. It allows artists to grant the public permission to copy, distribute, adapt, and publicly perform their works royalty-free as long as credit is given to the creator as the Original Author.

As in the software communities, this license is intended to help foster a community of creators and performers who are free to share and build on each others’ work. This also frees their audience to share works that they enjoy with others, all for the purpose of creating a rich and vibrant public commons.

More specifically, this license is designed to serve as a tool of freedom for artists who wish to reach one another and new fans with their original works. It allows musicians to collaborate in creating a pool of « open audio » that can be freely modified, exchanged, and utilized in new ways. Artists can use this license to promote themselves and take advantage of the new possibilities for empowerment and independence that technology provides. It also allows the public to experience new music, and connect directly with artists, as well as enable « super distribution » where the public is encouraged to copy and distribute a work, adding value to the artist’s reputation while experiencing a world of new music never before available.

Why is the EFF advocating a license?

Because, despite the fact that we are uneasy with the licensing, as opposed to sale, of both music and software, we see this particular license as a tool of freedom. Our goal is to use the tools of copyright to free artists and audiences from the portion of current copyright law that seems, to us, to be getting in the way of copyright’s original purpose — the creation of a vibrant public commons of music that we all can enjoy and that artists can build upon. As part of it, we hope to demonstrate some of what we believe should be the best practices in licenses, including respect for the rights and limitations of copyright law including fair use, first sale rights, as well as consumer protection laws and of course freedom of speech. The aim of this license is to use copyright tools to achieve copyright’s stated objectives of spreading knowledge and culture while preserving incentives for the author.

For legal purposes, this document is the official license under which Open Audio is made available for public use. The original version of this document may be found at: https://web.archive.org/web/20040818074301/http://www.eff.org/IP/Open_licenses/eff_oal.html.

Specific terms and conditions for accessing, copying, distribution, adaptation, public performance, and attribution follow.

II. TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR USE:

Access, Copying, Distribution, Public Performance, Adaptation, and Attribution

This license applies to any work offered by the Original Author(s) with a notice indicating that it is released under the terms of the EFF Open Audio License, « (O) ». If used in conjunction with a sound recording (whether in digital or analog form), this license encompasses the copyright in both the sound recording (the « master » rights) and the underlying musical composition (the « songwriter » rights).

The Original Author retains the copyrights to works released under this license, but grants the worldwide public permission to use the work in the ways authorized herein. Activities other than those specifically addressed below are outside the scope of this license.

  1. Access, Reproduction, Distribution, Modification, and Performance Rights. Subject to the terms and conditions of this license, the Original Author irrevocably and perpetually grants to the public authorization to freely access, copy, distribute, modify, create derivative works from, and publicly perform the work released under this license in any medium or format, provided that Original Author attribution be included with any copies distributed or public performances of the work, as well as any derivative works based on the work, as further described below.
  2. Original Author Attribution Requirement. Original Author attribution is generally defined as a method in the regular course of dealing that reasonably conveys to the recipient of a copy or performance the following information: (1) The notice « (O) » that indicates the work is released under the EFF Open Audio license; (2) the identity of the Original Author; (3) the title of the work (at Original Author’s option); and (4) how the first listed Original Author may be contacted (at Original Author’s option).
     
    Where a common, widely-adopted method for attribution is available (such as ID3 tagging for MP3 files), Original Author attribution should be implemented using the common, widely-adopted method. In other circumstances, Original Author attribution may be implemented in any reasonable fashion, such as by including attribution in the public performance, or affixing it to the physical media, or embedding it in the digital file. See the Suggested Guidelines for general attribution requirements for giving proper credit to the work’s Original Author in differing circumstances.
  3. Agree Not to Limit Others’ Use. Any new work that in whole or in part contains or is derived from a work (or part thereof) made available under this license, must itself be licensed as a whole under the terms of this license.
     
    Notwithstanding the foregoing, mere aggregation on a volume of a storage or distribution medium of an independently created work with one that is made available under this license does not bring the other work under the scope of this license. It is not the intent of this section to contest the rights of others in works created entirely by them; rather, the intent is to exercise the right to control the distribution of derivative or collective works based upon a work subject to this license.
  4. Acceptance of Terms. Because you have not signed this license, you cannot be required to accept it. But nothing besides this license grants you authorization to copy, distribute, adapt, or publicly perform royalty-free the copyrighted works released under it. These activities are prohibited by law without a license or other contractual right granted by the copyright owner. By exercising one of the rights granted herein you indicate your acceptance of this license and agree to be bound by all its terms and conditions.
  5. License Version. This license is Version 1.0. New versions of this license will be published from time to time at: https://web.archive.org/web/20040818074301/http://www.eff.org/IP/Open_licenses/eff_oal.html Anyone who releases a work under the license without specifying a version number allows the recipient to use the work subject to the then-current version of this license.
  6. Civil Liberties Unrestricted. Nothing in this license is intended to reduce, limit, or restrict any fair use, the first sale doctrine, or the public side of the copyright bargain under copyright law, or to in any other way limit any rights bestowed under consumer protection or other applicable laws.
  7. Warranty. By offering an original work for public release under this license, the Original Author warrants that (i) s/he has the power and authority to grant the rights conveyed herein, and (ii) use of the work within the scope of this license will not infringe the copyright of any third party.

III. HOW TO USE THIS LICENSE

If you are a musician, band, or other artist and you want your creative works to be experienced by the widest audience possible and touch the hearts and minds of the greatest number of people around the world, the EFF Open Audio License allows your fans and supporters to market and distribute your work through viral marketing that creates attention and adds value to your identity. You can also help build a common pool of creative expression that can be accessed and improved upon by all of society.

To do so, convey or affix the following information to or about the copy or performance of the work:

The designation « (O) », representing « open » which indicates that the Original Author(s) have released the work subject to the terms and conditions of this public license;

Name of work’s Original Author(s) (both the performer and the song writer);

Name or title of work (at option of author);

First Original Author’s specified contact means usually an email or Internet address (at option of author);

notice, year created; and license version number.

Examples:

(O) Future Tribe « Gaian Smile » www.VirtualRecordings.com 2001 V.1.0

(O) Future Tribe « Imitatio Mundi » future@virtualrecordings.com 2001 V.1.0

This license is designed to provide artists with a mechanism to promote their creative talents and identity to millions of people through releasing certain recordings to the public. It is also designed to serve as a tool to allow musicians to experiment with new business models that do not depend solely on a payment of fee-per-copy. Changing times require artists be creative in devising new business models for assuring payment and adequate compensation for their important contributions to society.

Faire de la musique libre

Citation obligatoire ?

Nous allons aborder ici une question essentielle, la citation d’une œuvre dans une autre !

Que dit la loi ?

L’auteur jouit du droit au respect de son nom, de sa qualité et de son œuvre.
Ce droit est attaché à sa personne.
Il est perpétuel, inaliénable et imprescriptible.
Il est transmissible à cause de mort aux héritiers de l’auteur.
L’exercice peut être conféré à un tiers en vertu de dispositions testamentaires.

Article L-121-1 du Code de la Propriété Intellectuelle

La loi défini un principe, celui du respect du nom de l’auteur et du lien avec son œuvre. Pour beaucoup, dans la pratique, il s’agit d’obligatoirement citer le nom de l’auteur original. Or, la loi ne défini pas la pratique, mais un principe. Il n’est donc pas obligatoire de citer un auteur, mais bien de veiller à ce que le respect du nom de l’auteur soit effectif.

Quelques exemples

La Statue de la Liberté

Vous pouvez reprendre la Statue de la Liberté dans beaucoup de publications, l’œuvre étant dans le domaine public, vous n’aurez ni autorisation à demander, ni de sommes à payer pour exploiter l’image de la Statue de la Liberté sur une couverture d’un album. Vous n’aurez même pas à citer sur votre œuvre les auteurs de la Statue de la Liberté… qui sont ? (je vous laisse chercher).

Edward Moran – Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World – Domaine Public

La Marseillaise

Même chose, hein, si vous chantez cet air connu de tous dans un stade, vous n’aurez pas à citer les noms de l’auteur et du compositeur…

Pourquoi ?

Parce que ce sont des œuvres connues de toutes et de tous et que les liens entre les auteurs et leurs œuvres sont déjà mentionnés un peu partout. Le respect du nom de l’auteur est donc de fait déjà établi, nous parlerons volontiers de « notoriété publique ».

Quelques précautions

Si vous empruntez une œuvre (sous Copyright, déposée à la Sacem ou sans mention de licence) à un autre, il vous faut son autorisation.

Si l’œuvre est en licence libre ou ouverte (comme sur Dogmazic), ou si l’œuvre est dans le domaine public (par exemple : http://aventdudomainepublic.org/ ), vous avez la possibilité de citer l’œuvre de l’autre, travailler sur un remix (si la licence vous le permet dans le cadres des licences ouvertes comme les Creative Commons)…

Dans tous les cas, vous devez « respecter le nom de l’auteur » (selon la loi). Très souvent, cela passe par une citation, cela peut aussi passer par un lien vers le site internet de l’auteur, une capture d’écran sur votre site, une citation directe dans votre œuvre, dans un générique d’un clip… La forme importe peu, du moment que votre intention est de « respecter le nom de l’auteur » ! Et si vraiment il y a un doute, ce sera à un juge de décider si votre intention est de nuire à l’auteur ou à sa moralité.

Divers, Dogmazic, Faire de la musique libre, La musique libre en pratique, Le mouvement du libre

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Vos œuvres sous licences libres sont les bienvenues,
et vous aussi. La navigation sur le site a été améliorée.
Alors, profitez-en, et faites nous découvrir votre univers.
Dogmazic est ouvert à tous les artistes « militants ou non »,
et utilisateurs de licences libres
( qui ne sont pas libres de droits , comme on peut le lire partout sur le web ).

Un petit explicatif de ce que vous pouvez faire avec une licence libre :

https://frama.link/libre-framasoft

Les chantiers en cours sur Dogmazic :

La Radio fait son « grand » retour sur Dogmazic, avec quelques petits soucis côté serveur, mais @luciolebrillante s’y attelle avec ses petites mains. La page d’accueil aussi, a subi des améliorations. En comptant en fournir d’autres. Quelques lenteurs sont perceptibles dû au codage de la page d’accueil, et de celle d’Ampache (le logiciel multimédia, qui permet la lecture et le stockage de l’archive).

Les améliorations à apporter et en cours de la page d’accueil (forum)

La discussion concernant la radio (forum)

Belle rentrée musicale à tous sur Dogmazic !

Divers, Licences

Licence Musique Libre – et son texte légal

Bonjour !

Voici à nouveau un article sur les licences libres utilisées aujourd’hui (ou dans le passé) sur l’archive Dogmazic. Si vous avez déjà vu un de ces articles, alors vous savez que leur but est en premier lieu de sauvegarder ces licences. En deuxième lieu, de les présenter (voire exhumer 😉 ) au grand jour !

Oui, « sauvegarder ». Les artistes qui publient leur musique sur Dogmazic peuvent choisir entre de nombreuses licences, et il nous a semblé judicieux de s’en assurer une copie sur nos propres serveurs, afin de ne pas dépendre des aléas du net. C’est important de ne pas compter éternellement sur des supports externes…

…et la Licence Musique Libre qui est l’objet de cet article en est un très bon exemple 🙂 nous savions qu’elle existait, puisque nous en trouvions trace dans nos tableaux résumant les licences utilisées sur Dogmazic (comme celui-ci), mais ??? ensuite ??? elle était devenue complètement introuvable…
Votre humble serviteur s’est pourtant démené dans le web référencé ET le web non-référencé, en utilisant des sites comme archive.org mais aussi des équivalents du monde entier (y compris un site d’archivage du net chinois) ! Que nenni ! Liens morts, liens morts, partout des liens morts ! Une hécatombe !
C’est seulement en s’y mettant à plusieurs, avec la précieuse aide (et mémoire) de Aisyk notamment que nous avons pu ENFIN retrouver cette licence. Et ce n’est pas étonnant que ç’ait été difficile : elle n’était initialement hébergée (semble-t-il) qu’en un unique point du net, qu’il fallait connaître.
Mais j’arrête là cette saga, c’est un article sur la licence, pas sur son hébergement. Vous avez compris : nous avons été d’autant plus stimulés pour faire une sauvegarde de notre côté.

Alors, cette licence ?

La Licence Musique Libre est la licence du groupe Miss Helium, un groupe punk engagé qui jouait principalement dans les années 2000. Elle date de 2004 en version 1.0. Elle confère la liberté de copier, diffuser, représenter, échantillonner, mixer et incorporer tout ou partie de l’œuvre. Ce n’est pourtant pas une CC-BY ! Il y a une clause spéciale :

« L’incorporation de l’œuvre avec un support visuel (film, reportages, spectacles, …) est soumise à l’autorisation des auteurs. »

Donc voilà, une licence de libre diffusion à l’exception des supports visuels (on peut penser à la publicité) qui ne sont pas exclus, mais qui exigent l’autorisation des auteurs.

Passons maintenant à la copie du texte de la licence !

Licence Musique Libre
version 1.0 – septembre 2004

1. Objet

Cette licence a pour objet de définir les conditions selon lesquelles vous pouvez jouir librement de cette œuvre.

2. Étendue de la jouissance

Cette œuvre est soumise au droit d’auteur, et l’auteur par cette licence vous indique quelles sont vos libertés pour la copier, la diffuser, la modifier et l’incorporer. Toute utilisation sortant du cadre de cette licence est soumise à l’autorisation des auteurs.

2.1 La liberté de copier (ou de reproduction)

Vous pouvez copier librement tout ou partie de cette œuvre, quel que soit la technique utilisée et quel que soit le support,
– pour votre usage personnel,
– pour l’offrir à vos amis ou toutes autres personnes,
– pour l’offrir en téléchargement sur internet avec une mention du site internet des auteurs (www.diogene.ch)

2.2 la liberté de diffuser, d’interpréter (ou de représentation)

Vous pouvez diffuser librement les copies de cette œuvre, modifiées ou non, quel que soit le support, dans le respect des conditions prévues à l’article 2.1, si vous joignez aux copies
– le nom de l’auteur des originaux (Miss Helium),
– l’adresse où il pourra avoir accès aux originaux (www.diogene.ch),
– le texte suivant « cette musique est libre, selon les termes de la Licence Musique Libre disponible sur www.diogene.ch »

Vous pouvez diffuser librement les copies de cette œuvre, modifiées ou non,
– sur une radio, hertzienne ou par internet, qu’elle soit commerciale ou non, en citant si possible le nom des auteurs (Miss Hélium) et le site internet sur lequel on peut télécharger cette œuvre (wwww.diogene.ch)
– par haut-parleur dans n’importe quel lieu public ou privé, commercial ou non.

2.3 La liberté de modifier, d’échantillonner, de mixer

Vous avez la liberté, dans le respect des conditions prévues à l’article 2.1 et 2.2 en cas de diffusion (ou représentation) de la copie modifiée,
– de modifier les copies des originaux, qui peuvent être partielles ou non.
– d’échantillonner (sampling) une partie de l’œuvre
– de mixer cette œuvre, en totalité ou partie, avec n’importe quelle musique ou instrument de musique.

3. L’incorporation de l’œuvre

Vous avez la liberté d’incorporer cette œuvre dans votre propre œuvre, dans le respect des conditions prévues à l’article 2.1, 2.2, et 2.3 en cas de diffusion (ou représentation) de la copie modifiée. L’incorporation de l’œuvre avec un support visuel (film, reportages, spectacles, …) est soumise à l’autorisation des auteurs.

4. La durée de la licence

Cette licence prend effet dès votre acceptation de ses dispositions. Le fait de copier, de diffuser ou de modifier l’œuvre constitue une acceptation tacite.
Cette licence a pour durée la durée des droits d’auteurs attachés à l’œuvre. Si vous ne respectez pas les termes de cette licence, vous perdez automatiquement les droits qu’elle vous confère.
Si le régime juridique auquel vous êtes soumis ne vous permet pas de respecter les termes de cette licence, vous ne pouvez pas vous prévaloir des libertés qu’elle vous confère.

5. Les différentes versions de la licence

Cette licence pourra être modifiée régulièrement, en vue de son amélioration, par ses auteurs, sous la forme de nouvelles versions datées et numérotées. La version valable est celle en vigueur (sur www.diogene.ch) à la date ou vous copiez, diffusez ou modifiez cette œuvre.

6. La loi applicable au contrat

Cette licence est soumise au droit français.

Source : http://archive.wikiwix.com/cache/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.diogene.ch%2Fmusik%2Flicence%2520musique%2520libre.htm

Source alternative : https://web.archive.org/web/20050404093011/http://www.diogene.ch/musik/licence%20musique%20libre.htm

Pdf : Licence_Musique_Libre-Miss_Helium-diogene

Faire de la musique libre, La musique libre en pratique, Ressources pour les artistes., Ressources techniques

Comment déclarer mes revenus issus de la musique ?

Nous pouvons penser à pas mal de statuts, d’auto-entrepreneur à star du taupe 50, salarié d’une association ou d’une entreprise d’édition…

Quelle situation ?

Si vos sources de revenus sont composées de :

  1. Royalties (youtube, spotify, etc.), droits d’auteur, et donations
  2. Ventes de licence avec et sans intermédiaire (pour des projets musicaux, des publicités par exemple…)
  3. Concerts : même s’ils sont rares
  4. Ventes de musique (CD et numérique) et de partitions (Papier et numérique)

Des solutions !

Pour tout ce qui relève des royalties et droits d’auteurs, ce sont les BNC (bénéfices non commerciaux) : https://www.service-public.fr/professionnels-entreprises/vosdroits/F31984
Vous devrez déclarer ces revenus dans cette case. Attention toutefois, il existe des plafonds de revenus au delà desquels vous paierez plus d’impôts.
Pour les ventes de produits et services, souvent les statuts diffèrent. Parfois c’est une association des amis de l’artiste qui gère cela pour un auteur, parfois ce sont des statut d’auto-entrepreneur, ou d’indépendant.
La plupart du temps il faut suivre ce genre de documents pour être dans les clous de l’administration fiscale : https://www.impots.gouv.fr/portail/files/media/1_metier/1_particulier/EV/1_declarer/141_autres_revenus/eco-collabo-fiscal-vente-biens.pdf
 
Pour facturer des notes de droit d’auteur, les cotisations sociales, je vous renvoie vers ces liens techniques mais très utiles !
 
À savoir, ce n’est pas spécifique aux artistes libres, bien entendu, mais cela répond, je pense, à la plupart des questions. En fait, tout dépend du plafond que vous allez dépasser (ou pas) sur ces revenus.

 

J’espère avoir pu répondre à vos questions !

Licences

Licence creative commons Sampling Plus 1.0 – TEXTE LÉGAL

Bonjour !

Vous vous souvenez de ces articles visant à sauvegarder les textes légaux des licences utilisées et proposées sur Dogmazic ? En voici un nouveau 😉

Dans la lignée des licences Creative Commons peu connues, voici la Creative Commons Sampling Plus 1.0.
C’est un exemple intéressant de la souplesse que permettent les licences libres:

En résumé, vous êtes libre d’échantillonner (sampler), faire des mash-ups ou transformer l’œuvre d’une autre manière créative pour des buts commerciaux ou non-commerciaux.
MAIS de la performer, d’afficher et distribuer des copies de l’œuvre entière pour des buts non-commerciaux seulement.

Le tout sous les conditions suivantes:

  • Vous n’avez pas le droit d’utiliser cette œuvre à des fins publicitaires ou de promotion autres que celles destinées à l’œuvre que vous créez à partir d’elle.
  • Vous devez indiquer l’auteur de l’œuvre ou le titulaire des droits (mais pas d’une manière qui suggérerait qu’ils vous approuvent, vous ou votre utilisation de l’œuvre)
  • Et laisser clairs et explicites les termes de la licence pour toute redistribution (par exemple via un lien vers la page Sampling Plus sur le site Creative Commons).

Par contre, elle n’est plus maintenue par Creative Commons depuis le 09/12/11 (qui en déconseille l’utilisation) pour la raison suivante: elle n’est compatible avec aucune autre licence Creative Commons.

Note: ne pas confondre cette licence avec la CC Sampling, et la CC sampling plus Non Commercial, sur lesquelles nous reviendrons plus tard 🙂

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Licences

Licence Developing Nations 2.0 – texte légal

Bonjour !
Une des licence proposée (ou plutôt ayant été proposée) sur Dogmazic ! C’est une licence initialement de 2004 dont le texte légal peut être sauvegardé ici. J’ai nommé, la licence: Developing Nations 2.0

Comme écrit plus haut, la licence Developing Nations 2.0 a été proposée sur Dogmazic, mais désormais elle est déconseillée par Creative Commons – qui recommande de ne pas l’appliquer aux oeuvres. Or je vous propose ici quelques traductions en français, d’articles postés en 2004 et 2007 sur le blog de Creative Commons, pour comprendre les idées véhiculées par cette licence.

13 Septembre 2004
    Aujourd’hui, Creative Commons lance une nouvelle licence, appelée Developing Nations. Le résumé est simple: c’est une licence attribution-seulement qui s’applique au sein des pays en voie de développement. Son code légal définit un pays en voie de développement comme « toute nation qui n’est pas classifiée comme une ‘high-income economy’ (NDLT: pays à revenus élevés) par la Banque Mondiale. » ce qui, suivant le site de la Banque Mondiale, signifie qu’elle ne s’applique pas dans cette liste de pays.
    La licence peut être utilisée de plusieurs manières différentes. Elle peut être combinée avec une oeuvre actuellement sous une licence plus restrictive: vos photographies peuvent être protégées d’utilisation commerciale aux États-Unis, mais en y combinant une licence Developing Nations, les mêmes photos pourront être utilisées commercialement, par exemple, au Brésil. Vous pourriez aussi être un musicien ou un photographe qui veut maintenir un copyright complet en Amérique du Nord et en Europe de l’Ouest, mais encourager l’usage de ses oeuvres dans des pays d’Asie du Sud-Est.
Plus d’information est disponible dans la revue de presse du jour (archive).

Source: https://creativecommons.org/2004/09/13/developingnationslicenselaunched/
Traduction par Ladee.

Pourquoi alors, a-t-elle été retirée ?
Immédiatement la suite de votre feuilleton de licences:

Lawrence Lessig

4 Juin 2007
    Ajourd’hui nous retirons deux licences Creative Commons – la licence Developing Nations, ainsi que une des trois licences Sampling que nous proposons. Les raisons de ces retraits sont à la fois pratique et de principes.

La raison pratique est un simple manque d’intérêt: depuis le début, Creative Commons a promis de garder notre famille de licences aussi simple que possible. La demande actuelle a été un des indicateurs clés, montrant combien les choses peuvent être simples. Nous estimons à seulement 0.01% de nos licences les oeuvres sous Developing Nations, et 0.01% sous la version de la licence Sampling que nous retirons. Ces nombres parlent d’eux-même: il n’y a pas de demande pour ces licences.

Les raisons de principes sont différentes pour chaque licence. La licence Developing Nations est en conflit avec le mouvement en plein essor « Open Access Publishing » (NDLT: publications en accès libre). Car bien que les licences libérent le travail créatif dans ls pays en voie de développement, elles ne le libèrent pas, d’aucune façon, ailleurs. Cela signifie que ces licences ne remplissement pas les standards minimum du mouvement Open Access. Parce que ce mouvement est si important pour la propagation de la science et du savoir, nous ne pensons désormais plus comme correct de promouvoir une pareille version autonome de cette licence. Plus tard ce mois-ci, nous débuterons une discussion à propos de l’ajout des termes de la licence Developing Nations à 5 des autres licences CC. (Donc par exemple vous pourriez choisir une licence BY-NC pour les pays développés, mais offrir une licence BY pour les créateurs dans les Pays en voie de développement.) Parce qu’une telle option serait en lien avec une licence CC standard, elle ne serait plus en conflit avec les principes que nous avons énoncés ici.
En fonction des retours que nous aurons à propos de cette idée, nous déciderons de l’implémenter ou non. […]

Source: https://creativecommons.org/2007/06/04/retiring-standalone-devnations-and-one-sampling-license/
Traduction par Ladee.

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Developing Nations 2.0

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  3. If any provision of this License is invalid or unenforceable under applicable law, it shall not affect the validity or enforceability of the remainder of the terms of this License, and without further action by the parties to this agreement, such provision shall be reformed to the minimum extent necessary to make such provision valid and enforceable.
  4. No term or provision of this License shall be deemed waived and no breach consented to unless such waiver or consent shall be in writing and signed by the party to be charged with such waiver or consent.
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    Source: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/devnations/2.0/legalcode

Licences

Licence CC0 – texte légal (EN)

Bonjour !
Comme promis, voici l’article pour la licence CC0 version anglaise. Ce qui complète la liste des licences CC0 archivées sur le site Musique Libre, et sauvegarde leurs textes légaux, utilisés et proposés sur Dogmazic.

Autres archives CC0:

 CC0 1.0 Universal

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Licence CC0 – texte légal – autres langages

Bonjour 🙂

L’article précédent nous permettait de sauvegarder et de mettre à disposition le texte légal français de la licence Creative Commons 0 (ou CC0).
Le prochain article concernera le texte légal anglais de la CC0, et avant celui-ci nous vous proposons ici les autres langages disponibles (à ce jour) pour la licence CC0:

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