Bilingual Copyright Officer for CBC/Radio-Canada (Montreal)

Bilingual Copyright Officer for CBC/Radio-Canada (Montreal)

13 Aug
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CBC / Radio-Canada
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Montreal

13 Aug

CBC / Radio-Canada

Montreal

Step into a vital bilingual role as a Copyright Officer with CBC/Radio-Canada, focusing on music and media rights clearances in a hybrid work environment. Your expertise will help secure licenses and compliance for various media programming. This permanent position requires a college diploma and three years of relevant experience in copyright and music clearance.

As part of the Business & Rights team, you will advise teams, evaluate rights clearance costs, and negotiate licenses with rightsholders. Your goal is to ensure all content is used legally and appropriately, enhancing the storytelling that connects Canadians. Key Responsibilities:

- Advise teams on copyright compliance and practices
- Evaluate rights clearance and royalty costs accurately




- Negotiate licenses for broadcast and digital media
- Work with production teams to forecast clearance costs
- Prepare necessary correspondence and documentation Requirements:
- College diploma and three years of related experience
- Bilingual proficiency in English and French
- Familiarity with media industry and copyright trends
- Robust negotiation and communication skills
- Proficient in MS Office and Windows environments Bring your bilingual skills in copyright and negotiation to CBC/Radio-Canada to support creative projects that matter.

📌 Bilingual Copyright Officer for CBC/Radio-Canada (Montreal)
🏢 CBC / Radio-Canada
📍 Montreal

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