Videos
Friday, September 24
Click here for a stream of sessions from the Event Center, featuring:
Welcome and Unkeynote (Dan Hunter, Amy Kapczynski, Lea Shaver, Niva Elkin-Koren)
The Replicate / Recreate Panel (Pat Aufderheide, Ethan Guillen, Joly MacFie, Nelson Pavlosky, Stephen Schultze, Lea Shaver, Elizabeth Townsend Gard, Lindsey Weeramuni)
Caught in the Rye Film Screening w/ Panel (Seena Jon Ghaznavi, Thomas Lemmo, Dr. Eric Faden, Nina Paley, Karl Fogel)
Friday Unconference Sessions
A Fair(y) Use Tale, Dr. Eric Faden, Bucknell University
Whose Words?: Publishing & Intellectual Property, Amanda Levendowski, The Redactive Poetry Project
Any © Abolitionists Here? How Can We Help?, Nina Paley, QuestionCopyright.Org, Sita Sings the Blues
Pass the Hat: Voluntary Payment as a Complimentary Model for Music Copyright, Lital Helman, Columbia Law School
Reclaiming our Rights, Patricia Aufderheide, Center for Social Media, American University
Taking Fair Use Code of Best Practices to the Next Level, Niva Elkin-Koren, Haifa University Faculty of Law
When do Generics Challenge Drug Patents?, C. Scott Hemphill, Columbia Law School
Peer To Patent, Andrea Casillas, New York Law School
Diebold: How to Sue a Multi-Billion Dollar Corporation AND WIN!, Nelson Pavlosky, Students for Free Culture
Saturday, September 25
Click here for a stream of sessions from the Event Center, featuring:
The Articulate / Anticipate Panel (Jonathan Band, Nicholas Bramble, Kenneth Crews, Molly Land, Frank Pasquale, Jason Schultz, Peter Yu)
Lunch Keynote: Who Owns Science? The Manchester Manifesto and Academic Responsibility to Engage in Situations of Injustice, Dr. Catherine Rhodes, Institute for Science, Ethics, and Innovation, University of Manchester School of Law
The Innovate / Activate Panel (Fred Benenson, Laura Denardis, David Levine, Manny Schecter, Derek Slater, Victoria Stodden, Baskut Tancuk)
Saturday Morning Unconference Sessions
Music as Bio-genetic Material, Adam Holofcener, University of Maryland Law School
Crushing the Public Domain: Museum Licensing and the Control of Art, Dr. Kenneth Crews, Columbia University Libraries
The Durationator Journey: From Legal Research to Coding Experiment to ?, Elizabeth Townsend Gard, Tulane Law School
Data Activism and Grassroots Empowerment in India, Glover Wright, Centre for Internet and Society
Politics of Sharing, Joly MacFie, The Internet Society
How to Avoid Re-inventing the Wheel - Learning from Successful Campaigns, Kristin Antin, New Tactics in Human Rights
Discussion: Mixing CC Licenses - Do Users Care?, Lindsey Weeramuni, MIT OpenCourseWare
Access to Essential Environmental Technologies, Baskut Tancuk, Center for International Environmental Law
Saturday Afternoon Unconference Sessions
Why Copyleft Isn't Right for Scientific Code: Licensing & Dissemination of Scientific Innovation, Dr. Victoria Stodden, Columbia University
Net Neutrality: Messaging #Fail, Shane Wagman, Cardozo Law School
Rhetoric! Discuss Words Like "Activist," "Balance," "Protection," "Neutrality," and What They Imply, Nina Paley, QuestionCopyright.Org
Realigning Access to Culture with Trust & Estate Administration, Jason Summerfield, Finkelstein & Virga
The Public Index as a Platform for Civic Engagement, Leanne Gabinelli and Drew Smith, New York Law School
Access to Medicines and Current Global IP Trends, Ethan Guillen, UAEM (with Judit Ruis, Knowledge Ecology International)
The Interplay of Trade Secrets, Government, and Public Transparency, David Levine, Elon University School of Law
The Zyprexa Kills Campaign, Jonah Bossewitch, Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning
Biosimilars: Trade Secrets, Patents, and Data Exclusivity, Sara Crager, UAEM
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