Papers and Presentations - Committee on Copyright and other Legal Matters (CLM)

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Site Search IFLA CLM Home	Committee on Copyright and other Legal Matters (CLM) Papers and Presentations 2000-2008 2008 Copyright's Ever Expanding Empire: DRM, Licenses, and Privatization of Public Information FRED VON LOHMANN, Senior Intellectual Property Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation Presented at IFLA/EBLIDA/eIFL 2008 Conference on Copyright and Libraries: "Copyright: Enabling Access or Creating Roadblocks for Libraries?" Chisinau, Moldova, November 13, 2008. Copyright exceptions and limitations for libraries: an elusive quest? [no paper; PowerPoint presentation only] KENNETH CREWS (Columbia University, New York City, USA) Libraries in the digital age: minimum copyright provision TERESA HACKETT (eIFL, Ireland) Canada, copyright & the common good MARK HASLETT (University of Waterloo, Canada) Fair use is not civil disobedience: a report on library exceptions from the front lines of the 108 Study Group [no paper; PowerPoint presentation only] JAMES NEAL (Columbia University, New York, USA) The Gowers Review of Intellectual Property Extending the UK's copyright exceptions BARBARA STRATTON (CILIP, London, UK) 2007 Intellectual Property and Traditional Cultural Expressions and Traditional Knowledge: Key Issues WEND WENDLAND (World Intellectual Property Organization, Switzerland) Reproduction Rights Organizations (RPOs): What we are and what we do PETER SHEPHERD (President, IFRRO, UK) The librarian's perspective VICTORIA OWEN (University of Toronto at Scarborough, CANADA) TWO COUNTRY CASE STUDIES: * Libraries and COSOMA: Is the Marriage Stable DISTON CHIWEZA and KONDWANI WELLA and MARTIN THAWANI (MALICO, MALAWI) * Australia: Code of Conduct for Copyright Collecting Societies EVE WOODBERRY (Council of Australia University Librarians, AUSTRALIA) 2006 Copyright issues in proposed FTA between Korea and US HEESEOB NAM (IPLeft, Seoul, Korea) 2005 The possible implications for libraries of GATS and the EU proposal for a directive on services in the internal market By KJELL NILSSON (Kungliga Biblioteket/BIBSAM, Stockholm, Sweden) Free trade agreements and TRIPS-Plus - Implications for developing countries in Africa Les accords de libre échange et les clauses ADPIC-Plus: Impact pour les pays africains en voie de développement By DENISE NICHOLSON (University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa) 2003 Copyright or contract: the 2002 review in Australia Copyright ou contrat : La situation en 2002 en Australie By Tom Cochrane Update on libraries and international trade treaties By Paul Whitney Update on Libraries and international trade treaties By Kjell Nilsson Lier ou ne pas lier: Pour un usage responsable de l'hyperlien To link or not to link: Hyperlinks, liabilities and responsibilities By Michèle Battisti Technological Locks on Information: Issues for Libraries By Rick Weingarten Copyright exceptions and technological protection measures in electronic publications: a challenge for legislators Les exceptions au droit d'auteur et les mesures de protection technique dans l'édition électronique : un défi pour les législateurs By Katy Loffman 2002 Background to the repatriation of cultural materials By James G. Neal Denmark to Iceland. A Case without Precedence: Delivering Back the Islandic Manuscripts 1971-1997 By Erland Koding Nielsen The trophy collection of books from Sárospatak in cultural context of the New Millenium Трофейная коллекция книг из шарошпатака в Культурном контексте нового тысячелетия By Ekaterina Genieva Does IFLA have a role to play? By Marianne Scott Key Directives for libraries By Teresa Hackett Term Extension, Technology, and Digital Rights Management: Recent Issues in U.S. Copyright Law By Robert L. Oakley Copyright and developing countries: a South Africa Perspective By Denise Nicholson PLR: an update on the international situation By Jim Parker 2001 Privacy in the Digital Environment - issues for libraries La protection de la vie privée dans l'environnement électronique - questions clés pour les bibliothèques By Michale Gorman Privacy and information technology or what a give away! By Sue Brown Licensing issues for Central and East European Libraries Les licences d'accès aux ressources électroniques dans les bibliothèques d'Europe centrale et orientale By Maja Zumer The Draft Hague Convention on Jurisdiction and Enforcement of Judgments in Civil and Commercial Cases - what it means for libraries Les implications pour les bibliothèques du projet de convention mondiale de La Haye sur la compétence internationale et les effets des jugements étrangers By Miriam M. Nisbet The European Council Directive on the harmonisation of certain aspects of Copyright and Related Rights in the Information Society: a brief overview La directive du Conseil européen sur l'harmonisation de certains aspects du droit d'auteur et des droits voisins dans la société de l'information : un bref aperçu By Sandy Norman IFLA Position on Copyright in the digital environment By James G. Neal 2000 Copyright and Public Lending Right - Solutions in the Nordic Countries By Helge M.Sonneland Public Lending Right in participating Commonwealth Countries By Paul Whitney The Historical Background of the Israeli Payments to Authors By Miriam Ratsabi Libraries and the WTO By Paul Whitney Copyright as a Potential Barrier to Access to Information. By Nick Smith Information, Commodification and the World Trade Organization By Steven Shrybman The Future of Copyright Management, European Perspectives By Michele Battisti WTO and Libraries - an Introduction By Frode Bakken Will copyright survive? Is licensing a trojan horse? By James G. Neal Future of Copyright Management: U.S. Perspectives By James G. Neal
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