For example, data on royalties for licensing drugs may be collected along with other market information (e.g., market sizes, estimated drug price, patent life) and used to develop a ranking system based on a certain set of market parameters.
He also notes that a lot of data around streaming royalties has "been misinterpreted and stripped of crucial context", including the contract an artist is on, whether they write their own songs, and how their music is getting onto streaming services.
We should have ownership of our own data and receive royalties from any use that we permit.
In the extractives sector, additional progress on transparency has been made by the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), which requires governments and companies to publish data on taxes and royalties from oil, gas and mining operations.
Data-collectors may even offer a new sort of royalty: each time we sell your personal data to another company, they will say, we will split the takings with you.
A similar approach was used by Roessner et al. (2013) in computing sales revenues from university IP royalties based on AUTM data in their estimation of economic impact using input-output model.
They sell proprietary gene data to drug researchers, usually demanding a small royalty on any products developed from their findings.
Your Publishing Administrator can use your data to notify each society that owes you royalties for your recorded downloads and streams.
However, interRAI generally grants governments, service providers, and researchers royalty-free licenses in exchange for data that are collected for clinical use or research purposes [ 1].
The law will require data reporting beginning in January 2013, including stock options, royalties, consulting fees, honoraria, education, research grants, meals, gifts, entertainment, and travel.
