[imc-wellington] Fwd: [Cc-nz] Expanding Copyright Horizons - Creative Commons Seminar 27 October 2007
Helen Varley Jamieson
helen at creative-catalyst.com
Thu Oct 4 00:41:00 PDT 2007
>Expanding Copyright Horizons - Creative Commons Seminar 27 October 2007
>
>Digital technologies are connecting people in ways that were never
>before possible but that brings challenges around copyright. It also
>adds new meaning to concepts such as the Information Commons and the
>value to society of unencumbered access to all information. The
>Creative Commons licences are a modern approach to balancing the rights
>of the creator and public access. They "allow" users to share, reuse
>and remix legally.
>
>The Creative Commons Seminar on Saturday 27 October (full day held at
>the National Library, Wellington) is your opportunity to gain a greater
>understanding of the Creative Commons approach to copyright licensing.
>
>If you're in the creative, cultural, scientific or educational space,
>are interested in securing a return on your creative investment and
>marking your work with the freedoms and access you want it to carry,
>then this seminar is for you. It's also for people who have an
>interest or involvement in copyright and the direction the new open
>content licensing is taking.
>
>The free programme includes guest speaker Dr Anne Fitzgerald,
>Brisbane-based intellectual property and e-commerce lawyer and Adjunct
>Professor at the School of Law, Queensland University of Technology. As
>well as initiating Australia's Going Digital series of seminars and
>publications, Anne has written and presented extensively on legal
>aspects of e-commerce, multimedia and the Internet. The event will also
>include industry & research sector workshops, led by New Zealand
>experts, to discuss specific issues, uses and concerns.
>
>Register your interest now to anna.duckworth at natlib.govt.nz and to
>assist with planning please provide details of your sector & area of
>interest eg creative, research, education, government, legal etc. Also
>check out the website www.creativecommons.org.nz for background on
>Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand and the seminar programme.
>
>Creative Commons Aoteaora New Zealand is a project of Te Whainga Aronui
>The Council for The Humanities, in partnership with the National Library
>of New Zealand.
>
>
>A minor note: The wording for the second workshop the workshopin the
>programme on the cc site is to be slightly changed from creative/arts. If
>that's not there when you look, it's been changed.
>
>Best wishes
>
>Brian
>--
>Dr Brian Opie
>Executive Director
>Te Whainga Aronui
>The Council for the Humanities
>P O Box 10-693
>Wellington
>
>telephone [w] +64 4 472 9488 or +64 4 463 6812
> [h] +64 4 971 6016
>fax +64 4 463 5148
>email brian.opie at humanities.org.nz
>web http://www.humanities.org.nz
>hrn http://www.humanitiesresearch.net
>Creative Commons http://www.creativecommons.org.nz
>
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