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BOE-A-2026-15194 ·11 July 2026 ·acuerdo Medium impact
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Agreement of 2 July 2026 of the First Section of the Intellectual Property Commission publishing the Resolution determining...

The resolution establishes a new quarterly tariff for free-to-air television operators, based on PUD (price per use of rights) and PSP (price per service provided), applicable from the day following its publication (Art. 24.2 R.D. 1023/2015). The calculation applies to online broadcasts with availability limited to three months from the original broadcast (Art. 830).

In 3 key points

  1. Quarterly PUD+PSP tariff for free-to-air television operators (art. 830)
  2. Applicable from the day following publication (art. 24.2 R.D. 1023/2015)
  3. Online availability limited to three months from broadcast (art. 830)

How it affects those involved

Free-to-air television operators must implement the new quarterly PUD+PSP tariff from the day following publication (Art. 24.2 R.D. 1023/2015). Online broadcasts must comply with the three-month availability limit (Art. 830). Collective management organisations must adjust their exploitation contracts according to the new tariff. No adaptation period is specified for operators.

Lifecycle

2026-07-11PublishedPublished in the BOE
Official text Based on BOE data (boe.es). Information, not advice.

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