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The Recording Industry Association of New Zealand (RIANZ) is a non-profit trade association of record producers, distributors and recording artists in New Zealand. In the music industry, record producer designates a person responsible for completing a master recording so that it is fit for release. ...


RIANZ publishes an annual ranking chart of singles and albums released in New Zealand. Position is awarded by a simple scoring system whereby a number one in one week gets 50 points, a number two gets 49 points and so on, then all weeks are added together.


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4. The Protection of Technological Measures (Section 226) | Recording Industry Association of New Zealand | ... (1373 words)
RIANZ suggests that the preferred approach in New Zealand should be to follow that taken in the European Union and the United States by extending section 226 to cover both access control technology and the act of circumvention.
RIANZ urges that the Ministry does not adopt a policy position that would provide an exception to section 226 of the Act and allow the manufacture and offer for sale of circumventing devices, the provision of information on circumvention or the undertaking of circumvention itself in order to enable users to benefit from exemptions.
RIANZ notes that the Ministry proposes to retain the subjective knowledge requirement already established in section 226 of the Copyright Act and to introduce the same level of knowledge with respect to protection for RMI.
The Wireless: Open letter to Radio New Zealand (2102 words)
Never mind the fact that most (large and small) commercial, student and iwi broadcasters in New Zealand don't seem to have a problem operating in the face of the draconian RIANZ policy not to give streaming licences to any broadcaster under any circumstances for any sum of money.
RIANZ are the only game in town for 95% of all the music - and they are fixing all the rules and all the prices for the sole purpose of profit maximisation.
RIANZ *has* been negotiating, and I would think that when Campbell Smith arrives as the new CEO, things should move along more rapidly.
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