Rome convention, 1961 : international convention for the protection of performers, producers of phonograms, and broadcasting organizations : done at Rome on October 26, 1961.

Safeguard of copyright
Protection given by the Convention. Definition of national treatment
Definitions: performers; phonogram; producers of phonograms; publication; reproduction; broadcasting; rebroadcasting
Performances protected. Points of attachment for performers
Protected phonograms: Points of attachment for producers of phonograms; Simultaneous publication; Power to exclude certain criteria
Protected broadcasts: Points of attachment for broadcasting organizations; Power to reserve
Minimum protection for performers: Particular rights; Relations between performers & broadcasting organizations
Performers acting jointly
Variety & circus artists
Right of reproduction for phonogram producers
Formalities for phonograms
Secondary uses of phonograms
Minimum rights for broadcasting organizations
Minimum duration of protection
Permitted exceptions: Specific limitations; Equivalents with copyright
Reservations
Certain countries applying only the "fixation" criterion
Withdrawal of reservations
Performers' rights in films
Non-retroactivity
Protection by other means
Special agreements
Signature & deposit
Becoming party to the Convention
Entry into force
Implementation of the Convention by the provision of domestic law
Applicability of the Convention to certain territories
Denunciation of the Convention
Revision of the Convention
Settlements of disputes
Limits on reservations
Intergovernmental committee
Languages
Notifications.