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The Future of Copyright Law
October 12, 2007
8:30 am – 6 pm
Law School Auditorium
Reception to follow for all attendees
Free and open to the public
CLE credit may be available
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"The Future of Copyright Law" is an ambitious symposium bringing together scholars from the United States to discuss the future of copyright law, through competing predictions, visions, and even warnings about the likely evolution of copyright law in the United States and around the world.
This conference will be of interest to lawyers, authors, artists, musicians, journalists, computer software writers, and anyone with an interest in learning about copyright law.
Professor Margaret Chon (Professor of Law & Director, Center for the Study of Justice in Society, Seattle University School of Law) will present the keynote address, "From Web 3.0 to La Jetée: Back to the Future of Copyright Law".
Other Invited Speakers Include:
- Michael Carroll, "Copyright's Empire or Copyright's Federation? The Future of Tailoring Rights in Copyright Law"
- Professor of Law
- Villanova University School of Law
- Julie Cromer, "Copyright for the Jetsons"
- Associate Professor of Law
- Thomas Jefferson School of Law
- Abraham Drassinower, "The Future of Copyright: Remarks on the Situation in Canada"
- Associate Professor
- Chair in the Legal, Ethical and Cultural Implications of Technological Innovation
- University of Toronto Faculty of Law
- Christine Galbraith, "Questioning the Future Relevance of Copyright Law"
- Associate Professor of Law
- University of Maine School of Law
- Daniel Gervais, "Copyright: Towards New Internal and External Equilibria"
- Dean & Professor of Law
- University Research Chair in Intellectual Property
- Osler Professor of Intellectual Property and Technology Law
- University of Ottawa Faculty of Law
- Llewellyn Gibbons, "Indecent Exposure to International Sanctions: The Immoral Rights of Authors Under TRIPS and the Family Movie Act"
- Associate Professor of Law
- University of Toledo College of Law
- Debora Halbert, "Skipping through the Desert of the Real: Future Copyright Landscapes"
- Associate Professor of Political Science
- Chair, Department of History and Political Science
- Otterbein College
- Donald Harris, "The Rebirth of Copyright: The Aftermath of the DMCA"
- Assistant Professor of Law
- Temple University Beasley School of Law
- Steven Hetcher, "The Future of Copyright: The Propertization of UserGenerated Content"
- Professor of Law
- Vanderbilt University Law School
- David Lange, "No Law: Intellectual Property in the Image of an Absolute First Amendment"
- Melvin G. Shimm Professor of Law
- Duke University School of Law
- Lili Levi, "Communications, Copyright, Culture"
- Professor of Law
- University of Miami School of Law
- Doris Long, "In the Year 2025, If Copyright Survives... "
- Professor of Law
- John Marshall Law School
- Lydia Loren, "The Remedies Revolution"
- Professor of Law
- Lewis & Clark Law School
- Deborah Tussey, "Beyond Locke and Lobbyists: an Empirical Approach"
- Professor of Law
- Oklahoma City University School of Law
- Alfred Yen, "The Developing Future of Third Party Copyright Liability After Grokster"
- Professor of Law
- Boston College Law School
- Peter Yu, "The Future of International Copyright"
- Professor of Law
- Kern Family Chair in Intellectual Property Law
- Director, Intellectual Property Law Center
- Drake University Law School
- Diane Zimmerman, "Cultural Preservation: Fear of Drowning in the Licensing Swamp"
- Samuel Tilden Professor of Law
- New York University School of Law