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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20110223T164500
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URL:https://www.m25lib.org.uk/events/technology-giveth-and-the-law-taketh-
 away-or-makes-extremely-difficult-copyright-licensing-session-event-ref-no
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SUMMARY:Technology Giveth and the Law Taketh Away (or makes extremely diffi
 cult): Copyright & Licensing Session [Event Ref. No. TG2/COPY]
DESCRIPTION:Libraries and information centres eagerly embrace new and innov
 ative technologies\, increasingly using them to provide information\, teac
 hing and learning resources to students\, whether they are studying on or 
 off campus\, in the UK\, overseas or with our collaborative partners. Howe
 ver\, the law and licensing bodies have been slow to adapt to technologica
 l advancement resulting in confusion and a search for potentially expensiv
 e solutions.\n\nKate Vasili (Copyright Officer) will introduce the session
 \, and provide an insight into how she is adapting the support she provide
 s at Middlesex University\, so she can continue to assist students and aca
 demic staff with their copyright needs. \n\nSue Hurley (Electronic Resourc
 es Manager) will elaborate on Middlesex University’s ongoing work to cla
 rify the issue of who is entitled to access the electronic resources that 
 MDX buys\, both domestically and overseas.  \n\nIn doing so\, Sue will loo
 k at the following questions: \n•	Who is a “valid” user? \n•	Are a
 ll students on collaborative programmes entitled to access electronic reso
 urces? If not can we provide access at an extra cost? \n•	Who pays\, and
  how might this feed into future collaborative agreements? \n•	Does havi
 ng one or more overseas campus affect pricing and or licensing terms?\n\nW
 e are privileged to have Professor Charles Oppenheim providing expert advi
 ce on identifying\, avoiding and managing risks in Web 2.0 applications. T
 hese include Blogs\, wikis\, YouTube\, podcasts\, Slideshare\, Flickr\, Co
 nnotea\, Facebook\, Second Life and Twitter which present various potentia
 l legal problems. \n\nThe most common issues arising are:\nData protection
  and privacy\, defamation\, copyright\, database right\, moral rights\, pe
 rformers rights\, pornography and other illegal materials\, accessibility\
 , conflicting international laws\, liability of the hosting organisation.\
 n\nOutline Programme: \n\n1.30: Registration with tea\, coffee & biscuits 
 \n\n1.45: Kate Vasili\, Copyright Officer\, Middlesex University \n\n2.30:
  Sue Hurley\, Electronic Resources Manager\, Middlesex University \n\n3.15
 : Short break \n\n3.30: Professor Charles Oppenheim BSc PhD DSc DipInfSc C
 ertEd HonFCLIP FCLIP FRSA AUMIST Emeritus Professor and former Head of the
  Department of Information Science\, Loughborough University  \n\n4.30: Pl
 enary question time \n\n4.45: Close. \n\nVenue: The Hardy Room at the Lond
 on Mathematical Society\, Russell Square\; Website: \nwww.lms.ac.uk \n\nPl
 ease note that there are limited places available for this event.  \n\nTo 
 book a place please use our online booking form or email the administrator
  via cpd25@lse.ac.uk \n\nCost: £35 for cpd25 members and £50 for other i
 nstitutions. \n\nCancellations less than one week before the event will be
  charged a 50% cancellation fee. In the event of a ‘no-show’ on the da
 y\, the full fee will be charged.
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