*apologies for cross-posting*
The CILIP Copyright Conference (2 April, London), provides opportunities for debate about key topics, participation in Q&A sessions and quick-fire ‘lightning’ talks
throughout the day.
Book Now:
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The programme is as follows:
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Copyright and Brexit: what next? – Keynote speaker Dr Eleanora Rosati, Associate Professor in Intellectual Property Law, University of Southampton
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Disruptive, but in a good way (lightning talk) – speaker tbc
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Top copyright lessons learnt, and 30 years since the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 – Professor Charles Oppenheim, Independent Consultant
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Explaining copyright to businesses (lightning talk) – Aude Charillon, Library and Information Officer, Newcastle Libraries
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Copyright developments within the UK higher education sector – Jane Secker, Senior Lecturer in Educational Development, City, University of London, and
Chris Morrison, Copyright, Licensing and Policy Manager, University of Kent
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The road to Dubai and beyond: case studies on collaboration – Alex Fenlon, Head of Copyright and Licensing, University of Birmingham and Kate Vasili,
Copyright Officer, Middlesex University
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Developing a printed music licence for higher education (lightning talk) – Claire Kidwell, Head Librarian, Jerwood Library of the Performing Arts
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Art UK’s risk management approach to orphan works – Aiden McNeill, Head of Copyright and Licensing, Art UK
The Early Bird discounts will apply until 1 March 2019, and CILIP members are entitled to further discounts.
Book Now:
http://bit.ly/copy19j
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Events Marketing
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