Legal notice

The www.expodcast.cmbv.fr website is edited by
Centre de musique baroque de Versailles
Hôtel des Menus-Plaisirs
22 avenue de Paris
CS 70353, 78035 Versailles cedex
Tel : +33 (0)1 39 20 78 10
Fax : +33 (0)1 39 20 78 01

A non-profit organisation (Association loi 1901) whose role is to promote 17th and 18th century French musical heritage, under the auspices of the French Ministry of Culture.
Entertainment licenses:

• Licence 2 / n° : 2- 1112910
• Licence 3 / n° : 3- 1112911

Web Editor: Nicolas Bucher

Rezo Zero
26, rue Burdeau
69001 Lyon
www.rezo-zero.com
Tel : +33 9 72 28 04 34

In accordance with the Intellectual Property Code and prevailing copyright regulations, the total or partial reproduction of texts, images or illustrations not explicitly intended for downloading by web users is expressly forbidden, barring prior permission from the editor or relevant assignee.

The www.expodcast.cmbv.fr website may contain hypertext links leading to websites totally separate from www.expodcast.cmbv.fr. The CMBV in no way assumes or guarantees that the information contained in any such hypertext links or websites is correct, complete or authentic. As such, access to any website linked to the www.expodcast.cmbv.fr website is deemed the sole and full responsibility of the user.

Any deployment of the information on the website is under the sole responsibility of the user. All the material therein-contained, namely texts and images (illustrations, diagrams, drawings, plans, photos & computer animation) is for information purposes only, for which the web editor may not be deemed liable. As such, although the web editor’s role is to provide the most accurate information possible and ensure that the website is regularly updated, he may not be held liable for any imprecision, inaccuracy, error or omission relating to the information contained on the website, nor for the result of deploying any of the information thus obtained.

In accordance with Article 34 in the Data Protection Act, users are entitled to access, amend, correct or delete their personal data. To exercise this right, please contact the web editor. For further information about the Data Protection Act, consult the CNIL website.

The privacy policy herein contained sets out how the Centre de musique baroque de Versailles uses and protects the information provided by users on its website (URL www.expodcast.cmbv.fr (hereinafter referred to as ‘the website’).Please note that the provisions contained in this Privacy Policy may be modified by the CMBV at any point, notably to comply with any changes in legislation, jurisprudence, regulations or technology. In such an event, the date of modification will feature prominently at the top of this privacy policy. Any such modification shall be binding upon the user as soon as it appears online. As such, users must regularly check the privacy policy and cookie usage to take cognizance of any such modifications.

Personal details

Generally speaking, users may visit the CMBV website http://www.expodcast.cmbv.fr without providing their personal details. Nevertheless, in accordance with the general data protection ruling passed by the European Parliament on 14 Avril 2016, and the amended French Data Protection Act of 6 January 1978, the CMBV hereby notifies users of the following:

1. Data processing establishment
The data processing establishment is the Centre de musique baroque de Versailles, whose head office is located at: Hôtel des Menus-Plaisirs, 22 avenue de Paris, CS 70353, 78035 Versailles cedex
Tel : +33 (0)1 39 20 78 10
Fax : +33 (0)1 39 20 78 01
Email : contact@cmbv.com

2. Collection & sourcing of data
All user data is supplied by the users themselves. The CMBV shall obtain user consent as required, and/or offer users the opportunity to oppose specific data usage.

3. Recipients
The CMBV is the sole recipient of users’ personal data, whether individual or aggregate, and under no circumstances shall transmit it to a third party, CMBV subcontractors notwithstanding. Neither the CMBV nor any of its subcontractors shall market the personal details provided by its website users.

4. Data storage
Users’ personal details shall be stored by the CMBV for its stated purposes as long as required, unless users exercise their right to have their personal details erased, in accordance with the legal obligations governing the storage of records for such purposes.

5. Data gathered outside the CMBV platform
Data gathered on the CMBV platform shall under no circumstances be transmitted or marketed to third parties, but may on occasions be used and transferred to third party applications for the purpose of web analytics (see Cookie policy).

Cookie policy

Cookies are small text files which help identify a user’s computer, tablet or mobile phone and thus personalise the services offered.

When a user first logs onto the CMBV Expodcast website, a banner appears at the bottom of the screen indicating that browsing details may be stored in cookies. Our cookie policy explains our browsing system, informs users about the cookies operating on our website (Section 1) and provides setting instructions (Section 2).

1. General information about the cookies on our website
The CMBV, editor of this website, may insert a cookie on a user’s hard drive (computer, tablet, mobile phone, etc.) to ensure seamless browsing on the website. The information obtained from cookies does not identify users personally. It is used exclusively for our own purposes, to improve the interactivity and performance of our website and ensure that pertinent content is sent out. No information is divulged to a third party without prior consent, or unless the disclosure of such information is required by law, court order or by an administrative authority.

2. Setting cookie preferences
Users can enable or disable cookies at any time. When first logging onto the CMBV Expodcast website, a banner appears at the bottom of the screen outlining the process of inserting cookies or other technologies. It also indicates that continuing to browse the CMBV website (e.g. by opening a new page or clicking on a site element) enables the cookies on the hard drive. The same applies if users click on the X in the right of the banner at the bottom of the screen. Depending on the type of cookie, enabling insertion on the hard drive and the reading of cookies by the CMBV may be obligatory.

a. Waiver of consent
In accordance with CNIL recommendations, some cookies do not require prior consent from users if they are considered essential to the operation of the website, or if their sole purpose is to allow or facilitate electronic communication. This is notably the case for session ID, authentication, load balancing and interface customization. Such cookies, inserted and managed by the CMBV, are governed by its Privacy policy.

b. Cookies requiring prior consent
These are ‘persistent’ cookies issued by third parties which remain in a user’s hard drive until they are deleted or expire. For such third-party cookies, insertion and usage is subject to their respective privacy policies (see link below). They include web analytics cookies, advertising cookies (which the CMBV does not use) and social media-sharing cookies (notably Facebook, YouTube, Twitter & LinkedIn). Web analytics cookies compile statistics on the use of website elements (such as content or pages visited). The data helps improve the ergonomics of the CMBV Expodcast website, which uses a tracking tool (Google Analytics) on its current website. For its privacy policy, see: https://www.google.com/analytics/learn/privacy.html?hl=fr

Social media-sharing cookies are inserted and managed by the relevant social network editors. The CMBV does not engage in social media-sharing.

c. Cookie setting tools
Most web browsers are configured by default to enable cookies. The browser allows users to modify these standard settings, i.e. to systematically reject all cookies, or select those to accept or reject according to their source. CAUTION: we must remind users that disabling cookies on their hard drive may affect user experience and access to certain services on our website. The CMBV shall not be held liable for reduced browsing performance triggered by a user’s decision to refuse, delete or block cookies that are essential to the function of the website. Such consequences do not constitute damage or entitlement to compensation. The browser also allows users to delete cookies from their hard drive and receive alerts of new cookies. Such settings do not affect browsing but the benefits of the cookies will be lost. Find out about the many tools available to set cookies on a hard drive.

d. Setting the web browser
All web browsers have their own cookie settings. For assistance in changing cookie preferences, see the links below:

• Chrome
• Firefox
• Internet Explorer
• Opera
• Safari

For more information about managing cookies, visit the CNIL website.