Copyright Regulation in Europe, Berlin Nov. 14-15, 2008

From: Stevan Harnad <amsciforum_at_GMAIL.COM>
Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2008 11:11:27 -0500

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Copyright Regulation in Europe ? An Enabling or Disabling Factor for
Science Communication

Urheberrechtsregulierung als Ermöglichungs-bzw. als
 Verhinderungsfaktor für Wissenschaftskommunikation

European Workshop Program
Nov. 14-15, 2008
Location: Heinrich-Böll-Foundation, Schumannstr. 8, Berlin-Mitte,
Germany

Thursday ? Nov. 13, 2008

21:00 ? 22:30 Chimney talk : Jerzy Montag, MP,spokesman for law
politics, BÜNDNIS90/DIE GRÜNEN (Green Party) in the German Parliament

Friday - Nov. 14, 2008

9:00 ? 9:15 Ralf Fücks, Andreas Poltermann, Heinrich-Böll-Foundation
Welcome addresses, Introduction to the  conference
9:15 ? 9:30 All participants Introduction

Session 1: Copyright and science ? Demands and objectives
Moderation: Rainer Kuhlen

9:30 ? 10:15 Rainer Kuhlen, University of  Konstanz (Germany)
Copyright and science ? Demands and  objectives

10:15 ? 10:45 Gerhard Fröhlich, University of Linz (Austria)
Free copying or plagiarism?

10:30 ? 11:00 Panel discussion:
Rainer Kuhlen, Gerhard Fröhlich, Stuart Taylor, The Royal  Society
(United Kingdom), Florin Filip, Academy of Romania (Romania), Agnès
 Ponsati, CSIC Library Network, Spanish National Research Council
(Spain)

Session 2: Exceptions and limitations or a copyright blanket clause
for science
Moderation: Wolf-Dieter Sepp

11:30 ? 12:00 Lucie Guibault, University of  Amsterdam (Netherlands)
A framework for an obligatory system of exceptions and limitations

12:00 ? 12:30 Séverine Dusollier, University of  Namur (Belgium)
A systematic approach to exceptions in the European Union

12:30 ? 13:00 Panel discussion:
Lucie Guibault, Séverine Dusollier, María J. Iglesias, University  of
Namur (Belgium), Jaak Järv, Estonian Academy of Sciences (Estonia),
 Benjamin Bajon, Max-Planck-Institut für Geistiges Eigentum,
Wettbewerbs-und  Steuerrecht (Germany)

Session 3: Open Access ? An alternative to or a replacement for
copyright
Moderation: Lucie Guibault

14:00 ? 14:30 Stevan Harnad, University of  Southampton (United
Kingdom) (via  teleconference)
Copyright Reform Should Not Be Made A Precondition For Mandating Open
Access

14:30 ? 15:00 Hélène Bosc, Open Access Working  group of Euroscience
(France)
Open access to the scientific literature: a peer commons open to the
public

15:00 ? 15:30 Panel discussion:
Stevan Harnad, Hélène Bosc, Rainer Kuhlen, Ji?i Rákosník, Academy of
Sciences of the Czech Republic (Czech Republic), Jaak Järv, Estonian
Academy of Sciences (Estonia)

Session 4: The Green Paper "Copyright in the Knowledge Economy"
Moderation: Gerald Spindler, University of Göttingen (Germany)

16:00 ? 16:30 Rainer Kuhlen, Information Science, University of
Konstanz (Germany)
Introduction to Green Paper

16:30 ? 18:00 Workshop: 
Green Paper on "Copyright in the Knowledge Economy"; elaboration of a
common statement

Saturday ? Nov 15, 2008

Session 5: Science communication and collaboration
Moderation: Michael Seadle, Institute for Library and Information
Science, HU Berlin

9:30 ? 10:00 Paul Ayris (UK), UNICA Scholarly Communications Group
The future of scholarly publication

10:00 ? 10:30 Panel discussion:
Paul Ayris, Gerhard Fröhlich, University of Linz (Austria), Ágnes
Téglási, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Hungary), Rosa Nyárády,
 UNESCO chair in communication (Hungary), Ján Bako?, Slovak Academy
of  Sciences (Slovakia)

Session 6: Founding of the ENCES network: European Network for
Copyright in support of Education and Science
Moderation: Rainer Kuhlen, University of Konstanz (Germany)

11:00 ? 12:00 Workshop:
Green Paper "Copyright in the Knowledge Economy"; common statement
and forming of ENCES ( = European Network for Copyright in support of
Education and Science)
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