Event 1:00pm-5:30pm; Reception 5:30-7:00pm
Room 603 – American University Washington College of Law,
4801 Massachusetts Ave NW
4801 Massachusetts Ave NW
This event celebrates significant anniversaries of two
initiatives that were launched at AUWCL – the 20th anniversary of the founding
of the Digital Future Coalition, the first broad-based civil society coalition
that formed to address copyright policy issues; and the 10th anniversary of the
best practices in fair use, through which a series of creative communities have
transformed their approach to this vital copyright doctrine. These two
initiatives represent very different models of engagement in the process of
developing balanced copyright laws that provide for significant levels of
access to information. In our final panel, we will look forward to the
future of the public interest advocacy in copyright – to both the research
agenda that will shape the debate and to the vehicles for public engagement
that are currently in use, and may emerge in years to come.
initiatives that were launched at AUWCL – the 20th anniversary of the founding
of the Digital Future Coalition, the first broad-based civil society coalition
that formed to address copyright policy issues; and the 10th anniversary of the
best practices in fair use, through which a series of creative communities have
transformed their approach to this vital copyright doctrine. These two
initiatives represent very different models of engagement in the process of
developing balanced copyright laws that provide for significant levels of
access to information. In our final panel, we will look forward to the
future of the public interest advocacy in copyright – to both the research
agenda that will shape the debate and to the vehicles for public engagement
that are currently in use, and may emerge in years to come.
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1:00pm
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Introduction – Prof. Peter Jaszi – American
University Washington College of Law |
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1:30pm
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The Digital Future Coalition
Jonathan Band – policybandwidth Prue Adler – Association of Research Libraries Ed Black – Computer and Communications Industry Association Prof. Brandon Butler – American University Washington College of Law Seth D. Greenstein – Constantine Cannon |
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3:00pm
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Best Practices in Fair Use
Prof. Patricia Aufderheide – American University School of Communications Prof. Michael Madison – University of Pittsburgh School of Law Kyra Darnton – RetroReport Heather Briston – University of California Los Angeles Library Rachelle Browne – Smithsonian Institution |
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4:30pm
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Directions Forward
Prof. Rebecca Tushnet – Georgetown University Law Center Sherwin Siy – Public Knowledge Joshua Lamel – Re:Create |
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5:30pm
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Reception
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