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This new course has been developed in order to look at some of the more complex aspects of copyright law.
Participants are encouraged to send in any complex copyright problems in advance in order to get the maximum benefit out of the course.
Benefits of attending
By the end of the course participants will have a better understanding of copyright law. They will be well placed to ensure copyright compliance when they copy material, regardless of content type. Participants will know what rights a copyright owner has and how some or all of those rights can be assigned to someone else. They will also know how the rights-owner controls the use of their work using business models such as Creative Commons.
Who should attend?
Anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of copyright law. A natural follow-up to the Copyright for beginners course, enabling delegates to take their copyright knowledge to the next stage.
The course is also designed to complement the one-day Digital copyright course.
Programme
| Registration & coffee |
09.30 |
| Start |
10.00 |
| Lunch |
12.30 |
| Close |
16.30 |
- Copyright in different types of content
images and photographs
maps
abstracts
translations
- Copyright and contract law
alternative models
creative Commons
open access to scholarly materials
- Ownership, including assignment of rights
jurisdiction and international issues
archiving and preservation
- The inter-relationship between copyright and other
areas of law
freedom of information
data protection
breach of confidence
human rights
- Recent and forthcoming developments in copyright
Places are limited to: 20
Course leader: Paul Pedley
Fee
CILIP personal members: £190 plus VAT £223.25
CILIP organisation members: £225 plus VAT £264.38
Non members: £265 plus VAT £311.38
Updated: 16 July 2008