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There are 5 messages totaling 1466 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. CILIP's eCopyright Executive Briefing - save 20% with our early bird
discount
2. Vacancy at City of York Libraries
3. Consortia Conference 2012 - 3rd May, Bath
4. Calling all board members and trustees...
5. Enquiry regarding innovative library spaces
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Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:43:46 +0000
From: Jason Russell <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: CILIP's eCopyright Executive Briefing - save 20% with our early bird discount
*apologies for cross posting
CILIP's eCopyright Executive Briefing 2012 - www.cilip.org.uk/ecopyright2012<http://www.cilip.org.uk/ecopyright2012/pages/default.aspx>
Latest Developments in IP: Law, Policy and Practice - An Update for Librarians and Information Professionals
Tuesday 15 May 2012, London
In light of potential changes to copyright legislation following the Hargreaves Review of IP and important developments in case law, policy and practice, CILIP's annual eCopyright Executive Briefing offers the ideal forum for librarians, archivists and information professionals to update their knowledge and professional practice.
This Executive Briefing will not only focus on UK and International issues and developments, but also provide opportunities for debate on key topics as well as participation in a panel-led discussion session.
The day provides unique and exciting opportunities, including:
* Dynamic keynote opening speech by Nick Poole, Chief Executive, Collections Trust
* An overview of the latest legislative and proposed legislative developments
* The latest case law update
* Case Study: V&A, rights management and licensing
* Important developments in business models and sustainability
* Case Study: Europeana, copyright and licensing
* An overview of UK, EC and International IP-related developments
* An expert panel-led question and answer session
Speakers:
· JUST ANNOUNCED: Nick Poole, Chief Executive, Collections Trust
· Professor Charles Oppenheim, Independent IP Consultant
· Naomi Korn, IP Consultant
· Sarah Fahmy, Strategic Content Alliance
· Emily Goodhand, Copyright Officer, Reading University (aka "Copyright Girl")
· Georgia Angelaki, Project Manager, Europeana
· Heather Caven, Head of Documentation and Collections Management, V&A
Early Bird registration now open:
Save 20% off full registration fees
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All bookings received by Friday 30 March 2012 will save 20% off the full delegate fees.
BOOK NOW and save £££'s<http://www.cilip.org.uk/ecopyright2012/pages/register-now.aspx> All bookings received by Friday 30th March will receive a 20% discount off of the full registration fee. Delegate numbers for this event are strictly limited therefore we urge you to book now to guarantee your place.
Special discounted rates also apply for Members of CILIP and the Archives & Records Association, UK & Ireland. See the website for further details.
FULL DETAILS: www.cilip.org.uk/ecopyright2012<http://www.cilip.org.uk/ecopyright2012/pages/default.aspx>
BOOK NOW: https://www.cilip.org.uk/ecopyright2012/pages/register-now.aspx
For further information and enquiries - call the CILIP Events team on 020 7255 0540 or email [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
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Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2012 11:25:31 -0000
From: "Masters, Ann" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Vacancy at City of York Libraries
Reference and Information Librarian - City of York Council
Grade 6, Level 1 - 4 (£19,187 - £21,719pa)
York Library Service is looking for someone who is willing to challenge and change the way things are done.
We need a reference and information librarian who can develop and deliver a service fit for the 21st century. We are looking to redesign and improve our reference and information service across all our service points as well as online.
You will have excellent problem solving and decision making skills and have a proven track record of building successful partnerships and delivering effective change.
You must have advanced IT skills including excellent internet search skills and be able to train others in online searching.
You must have a recognised qualification in library and information science or be able to demonstrate an equivalent level of experience.
For an informal chat or more information please contact Fiona Williams, Head of Libraries and Archives 01904 553316 [log in to unmask]
Please apply online via www.york.gov.uk. If you are unable to access the internet please call 01904 551619 (8.30am - 5.00pm, Mon - Fri) to request an application pack quoting the reference number CANS019.
Closing date : Friday 2nd March 2012
Ann Masters | Learning Development Officer
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City of York Council | Libraries and Heritage
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Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2012 12:54:43 +0000
From: Catherine Dhanjal <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Consortia Conference 2012 - 3rd May, Bath
Consortia Conference 2012
http://consortiaconference2012.com/
Thursday 3 May 2012
Two of the UK's largest public library consortia, the London Libraries Consortium and LibrariesWest, announce a consortia conference to be held on Thursday 3 May in Bath. The day-long conference aims to equip delegates from local government and public libraries across the UK with the knowledge to set up their own consortium or to implement shared services or shared working on a smaller scale.
Speakers from the two consortia will cover topics including:
. Consortium governance
. Integrated backroom services
. Online reference services
. Shared bibliographic services
. Shared enquiry services
. Value of consortium membership to individual authorities
Workshops will provide the opportunity for delegates to find out in greater detail the benefits of consortia working to staff and to library users.
The conference is priced at £75 per delegate plus VAT, which includes all refreshments and a two course lunch. The event takes place at Bath's Guildhall, which is conveniently located in central Bath and easily reached by train or car.
For more information and to book, visit www.consortiaconference2012.com
Hope you can make it!
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Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2012 13:14:49 -0000
From: Lucy Auger <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Calling all board members and trustees...
Being an Effective Trustee or Board Member
On 28 February Effective Governance: Strategic Teamwork for Trustee Boards
and Committees(http://bit.ly/wNnx7V) is coming to Creating Capacity. Lynne
Gillett is our expert trainer for the day and with over 20 years experience
in the culture and heritage sectors, she is the perfect person to get
Trustees and Board Members to think and work effectively with the
organisation's they support.
Who is it for?
This course has been tailored for the needs of Board /Management Committee
members and Trustees, Steering Committee members and those staff who service
and support their board and/or committees.
What will I learn?
Participants in the session will explore:
* How to identify and maintain a board/committee’s strategic focus
* Board/Committee group dynamics – roles, knowledge, different styles,
skills and personalities
* Alternative models of holding meetings, debating and group decision making
* Your own leadership style and how it works with others
The benefits?
In joining the course Board and senior management team members will gain
from a session which provides practical guidance; inspiration and invaluable
case studies. It will mean your governance structure allows your
organisation to face the age of austerity with purpose and a clear strategic
direction.
What do I do next?
All Creating Capacity courses include a full day’s training, all course
materials, lunch and three months post course support from your expert
trainer. Places are available at £155 plus VAT. Don’t forget you can book
and pay for your course online( <http://bit.ly/xPzrLb> http://bit.ly/xPzrLb)
or if you’d rather, just email me or give me a call.
Kind regards,
Lucy Auger
Creating Capacity
Tel: 079 8565 9425
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Learning programmes for the culture and heritage sectors to develop
confidence and inspire now and for the future
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Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2012 14:37:02 -0000
From: "Rieck, Ulla" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Enquiry regarding innovative library spaces
Dear LIS-PUB-LIBS Members,
We have received an enquiry from a librarian in Germany (Cologne Public
Library) who participates in an international librarians' network called
INELI (International Network of Emerging Library Innovators). The
network is organised and financed by the Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation. As part of a two-year co-operation, the INELI groups work
individually on specific subjects. The team the librarian is part of is
researching ways to "re-purpose and re-imagine library spaces".
"We are not looking for brand new library buildings but rather for
projects where existing library rooms have been transformed to fit a new
purpose, e.g. hackerspaces or studios to learn how to play
instruments... The transformation should be attractive and can result in
a flexible multi-purpose setup.
Ideally, the project should not be limited to new furniture and
technology but can involve customised activities and programs. Another
desirable feature of the transformation would be the close involvement
of the community in the planning or even implementation phase (community
engagement). We would like to restrict our research to public libraries
or similar institutions."
If you know examples of such projects or of organisations that might
have relevant experience, we would be most grateful if you could forward
the information to us by replying directly to this email address.
Thank you very much in advance.
Kind regards
Ulla Rieck
Liaison Librarian
Goethe-Institut London
Library & Information Centre
50 Princes Gate, Exhibition Road
London
SW7 2PH
Phone: +44 - (0)20 - 7596 4024
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www.goethe.de/culturesintranslation
Current events at the Goethe-Institut London:
http://www.goethe.de/ins/gb/lon/ver/deindex.htm
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