1. HOW TO DEFINE ARCHIVES?
We recommend avoiding academic arguments: This is all about library productions that can only be made available by means of replacing old agreements by new agreements

2. WHAT IS THE PROBLEM?
Legislators and the public do consider copyright and neighbouring rights to be the problem
There is a gap between the expectations of the artists and the commercial value of the archives
Even if we agree on the solution, we can’t find a way

3. LEGAL OPTIONS Individual management of rights: obstacles and costs
orphan works
Statutory licences
Extended collective licences

4. DIRECTIVE 2001/29/EC Recital 18:
This Directive is without prejudice to the
arrangements in the member states
concerning the management of rights such as
extended collective licences

5. DCA: Section 30 a,
(1) Works which have been made public and are a part of DR’s and
TV2/DANMARK A/S’ own productions can, by the mentioned
broadcasters, be repeated and made available in such a way that
members of the public may access them from at place and at a time
individually chosen by them, (…) provided that the requirements regarding
extended collective license according to section 50 have been met.
The provision of the first sentence shall apply correspondingly to the
making of copies which are necessary for the reproduction. The provisions
of the first and second sentences shall apply exclusively to works which
are a part of productions broadcast before January 1, 1998.
(2) The author may issue a prohibition to the broadcaster against the
reproduction of the work pursuant to subsection (1).

6. DCA: Section 50, paragraph (2)
Furthermore, extended collective license may be
invoked by users who, within a specifically defined
field, have made an agreement on the exploitation
of works with an organisation comprising a
substantial number of authors of a certain type of
works used in Denmark within this field.  This does
not apply, however, if the author has issued a
prohibition against the exploitation of the work to any
of the contracting parties.

7. CONCLUSION What is important? Principles?
Exclusive rights and moral rights?
Economic interests?
Survival of copyright
Cooperation between unions and collective management societies