Before being granted any access to the Rush Library, the User shall accept, without reservation, all of the GCU and must, where applicable, declare that he or she is empowered to act on behalf of and in the name of the person, company or body that he or she represents. In doing so the User shall accept personal responsibility and responsibility on behalf of the person, company or body that he or she represents.

Failure to accept the GCU shall exclude the User from proceeding to create an account or gaining access to the Rush Library.

The Rush Library, its contents and the GCU may be modified by the BRTC at its discretion and without prior warning. The BRTC may not be held responsible for any consequences of such modifications. It is therefore incumbent upon the User to keep himself or herself informed of any changes that may have occurred, so that they may be aware of the new conditions in force. It shall be understood that each new consultation of the Rush Library implies acceptance of the modified GCU.

Any User wishing to have access to the Rush Library of the BRTC must complete an application form to open an account and supply correct and precise personal details.

After this application has been accepted (the BRTC reserves the absolute right to refuse applications without being obliged to give a reason), the User shall receive by e-mail, an identification code together with a password which will allow him or her access to the Rush Library.

Applicants are reminded that the identity data (which is personal, confidential and non-transmissible to any third party) are the sole responsibility of the User.

In order to maintain the confidentiality of the identification code and password, the User is requested not to pass these on to anyone else and to inform the BRTC without delay should any part of the identity code or password be lost and/or stolen.

In the event that the User should lose his or her password, he or she will be asked to click on the ‘Lost password’ link and to supply the information requested (surname, forename, identification code, etc.) The password will then be sent to him or her by e-mail in the next few minutes.

Access to the Rush Library and to rushes originating therein is reserved exclusively for Users who are involved in the tourist industry in Brittany.

This category includes: staff or members of the Regional Tourism Committee; staff or members of institutions or associations which are partners of the RTC, including those on the following list, which should not be regarded as exhaustive: the regional Council of Brittany, the Departmental Tourism Committee, Tourist Offices, ‘Pays Touristiques’ (Tourism areas); professionals in the tourism sector as defined by the Ministry for the Economy, Industry and Employment.

The sole purpose of the rushes is publicity and promotion, in France or abroad, of Brittany as a holiday destination. Any other use is strictly forbidden unless explicit prior consent of the BRTC has been given. The following, non-exhaustive, list of unauthorised uses includes all commercial, advertising, party-political, immoral, defamatory, and insulting uses, use for the purpose of denigrating persons, institutions or companies and properties, and/or any other use that is contrary to French law or to laws in force in the country or countries in which the rushes might be used, and/or any association with distinctive signs other than those of the Brittany Region.

Each rush is accompanied by an information label. Before ordering rushes it is in the interests of the User to check this label to ensure that the range of allowable uses granted by the BRTC is compatible with the intended use.

Then, having put the rush or rushes into his or her ‘basket’, the User must complete the download form provided for this purpose.

The User is reminded that the rights to make use of the rush, and to reproduce and/or represent it are granted for the purposes of a single (1) video editing. The latter must have been identified on the download form.

Any re-publication and/or new use is subject to a new order and new authorisation.

All rushes, images, distinctive signs, drawings and/or other information (this is not an exhaustive list) originating from the present Rush Library remain the property of the BRTC (or are subject to permission for use granted to the BRTC) and are subject to copyright and image rights (property and persons). Consequently, failure to comply with copyright and/or restrictions relating to images of property or persons will render the offender liable to legal proceedings.

In the light of the foregoing, the BRTC grants the User permission for non-exclusive, defined use, on a temporary basis, of the rushes selected. The User, who agrees to be bound by strict observance of the GCU, the restrictions shown on the information label attached to each rush, and any other additional conditions that might be agreed between him or her and the BRTC, shall agree to refrain from transferring and/or conceding (whether in whole or in part and whether freely or subject to payment of any kind) any rights and/or media pertaining to the BRTC and arising from the rush or rushes.

In addition, the User shall undertake not to distort or misrepresent the rush or rushes and shall also refrain from using all or part of the rush(es) in a context that would damage the BRTC, the authors of the rush(es) and/or any person or persons shown in the photograph(s) (this is not an exhaustive list).

When reproducing and/or publishing and/or representing one or more rushes, the User shall undertake to reproduce in a legible manner and close to the photographs (or in an attached list), the copyright mentioned on the information label attached to the rush (“© / name of the photographer / BRTC”). Failure to provide such references may lead to legal proceedings.

Within the calendar month following the broadcasting and/or internet release of the video editing including the rushes, the User undertakes to send a file of the video editing and/or all the necessary links to the BRTC.

It is explicitly stated that retention and/or copying of all or any part of the rushes, in whatsoever form, is not permitted beyond the period of use agreed by the BRTC. The User won't distribute them, including its clients, contractors or business partners (this is not an exhaustive list).

The site which hosts the Rush Library has been the subject of a personal data processing declaration to the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL).
In accordance with Law n° 78-17 of 6 January 1978, amended by Law n° 2004-801 of 6 August 2004, relating to information processing, files and freedoms, the User shall have rights of access, rectification and opposition.

Therefore, in response to a simple written request by the User, sent by post to the following address:

Comité Régional du Tourisme de Bretagne

1, rue Raoul Ponchon

35 069 RENNES Cedex

+33 (0)2 99 28 44 38

phototheque@tourismebretagne.com

The Rush Library is accessible via the Internet 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, except in the event of force majeure, events outside the control of the BRTC and/or the host, breakdowns and/or work to update and/or maintain the services provided.

The BRTC undertakes to do its utmost to ensure a good quality of access to the Rush Library and to maintain reliability and speed of on-line provision of the data that it makes available.

The User states that he or she is aware of and accepts the characteristics and limitations of the transmission of information via the Internet, and agrees to bear the costs of his or her own connection to the network.

Consequently the BRTC cannot guarantee the absence of anomalies during broadcast and/or display on screen and/or internet release. It is also the responsibility of the User to ensure that the technical characteristics of the hardware and software that he or she uses enable satisfactory access to the Rush Library, and to take all appropriate steps to avoid contamination by any viruses that might be present.

Under all circumstances, the User shall explicitly recognise that the BRTC can in no case be held responsible for any damage and/or loss, whether direct or indirect, resulting from a virus, hacking by a third party, loss of data and/or a programme, an interrupted connection, a server breakdown, an electrical problem, access times for the Rush Library, difficulties encountered by the User in connecting, consulting and/or downloading, mistakes, indexing errors, delays in publishing data on line, and/or any other anomalies (this list is not exhaustive).

The User will make use of the rushes in accordance with the GCU and the agreements made with the BRTC.
In the event that the User fails to act in accordance with any or all of the rules forming part of the GCU and or deriving from permissions granted, the BRTC reserves the right to suspend and/or restrict and/or forbid access to the Rush Library and to do so without prejudice to any legal proceedings.

Furthermore, in the event of improper use, the User shall indemnify the BRTC against any recourse in law, prosecution, claim and/or other demand formulated by any third party resulting from unauthorised use of the photographs.

Any dispute regarding the interpretation and/or implementation of the present GCU shall fall within the sole and exclusive jurisdiction of the Rennes Court of Appeal, even where there shall be more than one defendant or claims for contribution from a third party. Judgment shall be carried out under French Law.

you can find full details in French regarding copyright for photographs and images in an article at the following address les Droits d'auteur en photographie et Droits à l'image