Linked Open Data

Vollständiges Programm hier

interessante Programmpunkte sind u.a.

• DIENSTAG 6.12.11, 09.45 - 10.45: Organisational Perspectives

“Data Matters: a view from a research funder” David Lynn, Head of Strategic Planning & Policy, Wellcome Trust.

“Taking care of the university’s research data”Jeff Haywood, Vice Principal Knowledge Management, Chief Information Officer & Librarian, University Edinburgh.

“Data transparency : managing the legislative risk” Andrew Charlesworth, Director of the Centre for IT and Law (CITL) University of Bristol.

• MITTWOCH 7.12.11, 11.45 - 13.00 (Parallel A): Policy & Legal

"Mandates to Share: moving from aspirational data policies to implementing good practice" - Sarah Jones, DCC, University of Glasgow

"The KRDS Benefit Analysis Toolkit: Development and Application" - Neil Beagrie, Charles Beagrie Ltd

"Freedom of Information in the UK and its Implications for Research in the Higher Education Sector" - Michael Jubb, Research Information Network

"What Your Tweets Tell Us About You: Identity, Ownership and Privacy of Twitter Data" - Kristine Kasianovitz, University of California, Los Angeles

 

Teilnahmegebühren:

• DCC Associates: £275
• DCC Non Associate: £325
• Group Institutional Rate: £250

Ab dem 16.11.2011 beläuft sich Teilnahmegebühr für alle TeilnehmerInnen auf £325; ein Rabatt wird dann nicht mehr gewährt.

Twitter Hash-Tag der Konferenz: #idcc11

Das Netzwerk ENCES richtet zusammen mit der British Library einen Expertenworkshop unter dem Titel "Copyright fit for the Internet Age" aus.

Auszug aus der Veranstaltungsankündigung:

"The aim of the ENCES workshop to be held in London at the British Library is to connect the national debates of IP review processes which are actually undertaken in various EU Member States. The workshop will be a forum for participants from all across Europe to discuss and evaluate the outcomes of these processes from the common point of view of the European scholarly sector"

Vorläufiges Programm:

09.00 am - 09.10 am Welcome by the Chairperson of the Workshop (Benjamin White – BL)
09.10 am - 09.15 am Introduction (Karin Ludewig – ENCES)
09.15 am - 09.45 am Keynote speech: ENCES and the need for a European-wide general Exception in favour of Science and Education (Rainer Kuhlen, Helsinki)
09.45 am - 10.15 am The Revision of Copyright Law in the UK (David Prosser, Copyright for Knowledge UK and Research Libraries UK)
10.15 am - 10.45 am The Hargreaves IPR Review seen from the Perspective of a Science Funding Organisation (Robert Kiley, Wellcome Library (tbc))
10.45 am - 11.15 am The third Amendment to German Copyright Law – Achievements and Failures (Christoph Bruch, Coalition for Action Copyright for Education and Research German)
11.15 am - 11.45 am The Revision of Copyright Law in Belgium (François Dubuisson, Centre de Droit international, Université Libre de Bruxelles)
11.45 am - 12.15 pm The Revision of Copyright Law in Ireland (Paul Murphy, Consortium of National & University Libraries Ireland)

12.15 pm - 01.15 pm: lunch

01.15 pm - 01.45 pm Danish copyright law: extended collective licensing and open access (Stina Teilmann-Lock, Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen)
01.45 pm - 02.15 pm Open Information – A Perspective from a National Library (Benjamin White, British Library)
02.15 pm - 02.45 pm The Wittem Code – A Proposition for a General Exception for Education and Research (Guido Westkamp, Queen Mary Center for Intellectual Property, University of London)

02.45 pm - 03.15 pm: coffee break, tea time

03.15 pm - 04.00 pm Panel Discussion: "Copyright in the information age – is there a need for a general copyright clause in EU legislation?" Chair: N.N.
04.00 pm - 05.00 pm General Assembly of the ENCES Association
alternatively: Tour of the Library