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How will rightsholders be compensated for the online access to their in-copyright works?

April 26, 2017Compensated copyright online rightsholders

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How will rightsholders be compensated for the online access to their in-copyright works?

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Revenues earned from subscriptions, consumer online purchase, advertising on web pages for specific books (including snippets or preview pages devoted to a single book), and from per-page printing at Public Access Service terminals will be divided between the rightsholder and Google at a 63-37 split respectively. Google will pay those revenues to the Book Rights Registry, and the Book Rights Registry will pay registered rightsholders their earnings after administrative costs.