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Timestamp: 2015-02-01 22:47:49
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Matched Legal Cases: ['ART 142', '§142', '§142', '§142', '§142', '§142', '§142', '§142']

PART 142—COPYRIGHTED SOUND AND VIDEO RECORDINGSContents§142.1 Purpose.
Authority: 10 U.S.C. 133. Source: 49 FR 49452, Dec. 20, 1984, unless otherwise noted. Back to Top
§142.1 Purpose.This part provides policy, prescribes procedures, and assigned responsibilities regarding the use of copyrighted sound and video recordings within the Department of Defense. Back to Top
§142.2 Applicability.(a) The provisions of this part apply to the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the Military Departments, the Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Unified and Specified commands, and the Defense Agencies (hereafter referred to collectively as “DoD Components”).(b) This part does not regulate the procurement or use of copyrighted works for authorized official purposes. Back to Top
§142.3 Policy.(a) It is DoD policy: (1) To recognize the rights to copyright owners by establishing specific guidelines for the use of copyrighted works by individuals within the DoD community, consistent with the Department's unique mission and worldwide commitments, and (2) Not to condone, facilitate, or permit unlicensed public performance or unlawful reproduction for private or personal use of copyrighted sound or video recordings, using government appropriated or nonappropriated-fund-owned or leased equipment or facilities.(b) Although the policy expressed in this Directive takes into account the copyright law of the United States, the application of that law to specific situations is a matter for interpretation by the U.S. Copyright Office and the Department of Justice. Back to Top
§142.4 Procedures.(a) Permission or licenses from copyright owners shall be obtained for public performance of copyrighted sound and video recordings.(b) Component procedures established pursuant to §142.5, below provide guidance for determining whether a performance is “public.” These general principles will be observed:(1) A performance in a residential facility or a physical extension thereof is not considered a public performance.(2) A performance in an isolated area or deployed unit is not considered a public performance.(3) Any performance at which admission is charged normally would be considered a public performance.(c) Government audio and video duplicating equipment and appropriated funded playback equipment may not be used for reproduction of copyrighted sound or video recordings. Back to Top
§142.5 Responsibilities.Heads of DoD Components shall establish procedures to comply with this Directive and shall provide necessary local guidance and legal interpretation. Back to Top