CopyCamp 2017: programme
Day 1 (September 28th, 2017)
10:00-14:00 Workshops (Centrum Kreatywności Targowa)
14:00-19:30 Presentations (parallel sessions in Kino Praha)
| Room A | Room B | |
| 14:00-15:30 | plenary | transmission |
| Jarosław Lipszyc (Fundacja Nowoczesna Polska) | transmission | |
| Jan Kottman (Google) | transmission | |
| Raegan MacDonald (Mozilla) | transmission | |
| Ryan Merkley (Creative Commons) | transmission | |
| 15:30-16:00 | coffee break | |
| 16:00-17:20 | Aaron Perzanowski - The End of Ownership | Jacob Riddersholm Wang, Pernille Feldt, Martin Appelt - The empirical strikes back - digital museums, ownership and cultural rights |
| Iga Bałos - Driving into the Unknown?! Patents, software and autonomous cars | Krisztina Rozgonyi - Copyright (and) Culture: the governance of audiovisual broadcast archives - legal en(dis)ablers | |
| Martyna Czapska - Do androids dream of copyright? | Maksym Naumko - Heritage many would like to forget: copyright and digitization of monumental Soviet heritage in Ukraine | |
| Damian Flisak - Is it really urgent to have lex robotica? | Anikó Grad-Gyenge - Works made for hire by the state | |
| Luca Guidobaldi - Appropriation, overlapping copyrights, trademarks and designs and risk of over-and under-protection in the Age of “Liquid IP” | ||
| 17:20-17:50 | coffee break | |
| 17:50-19:30 | Jamie Love - International cooperation in public research and support for cancer drugs | Ariele Elia - Appropriation in Fashion: Where to Draw the Line |
| Mirko Boehm - The concept of property in Open Source in a hybrid open/closed world | Magdalena Płonka, Joanna Porayska - Illegal copying in fashion industry - some examples | |
| Krishna Ravi Srinivas - Of Seeds, Machines and Rights: Open Source and Innovation in Agriculture | Łukasz Czernicki - Who were you to own what I wear? | |
| André Rocha – Farmlabs – What is or can be Open Agriculture? | Nick Briz - Music „Sampling” in the Age of Machine Learning | |
| Mitch Altman - Open hardware: consequences on projects and society | Antonio Roberts - No Copyright Infringement Intended | |
| Tomasz Zalewski - Legal Robots - artificial intelligence in legal industry | Aleksandra Sewerynik, Anna Kruszewska - Collision of an exclusive right and artistic freedom - can we use events that really happened in creative works? Copyright and personal right issues. | |
| Agnieszka Serlikowska - The influence of appellation of origin, geographical indication and food commercial quality on everyday consumer choices | Marek Porzeżyński - Computer generated (intellectual) property. | |
| 19:30 | closing | |
Day 2 (September 29th, 2017)
10:00-14:00 Workshops (Centrum Kreatywności Targowa)
14:00-19:45 Presentations (parallel sessions in Kino Praha)
| Room A | Room B | |
| 14:00-15:05 | opening | transmission |
| Alicja Adamczak (Polish Patent Office) | transmission | |
| ZIPSEE representative | transmission | |
| Krzysztof Siewicz (Fundacja Nowoczesna Polska) | transmission | |
| 15:05-15:15 | technical break | |
| 15:15-16:45 | Julia Reda - Copyright showdown! | Delia Browne - Fixing Copyright for Education in the 21st Century |
| Till Kreutzer - The exclusive right in (press) publications: A threat to the Internet as we know it! | Natalia Mileszyk - Collective Management Organisations - quo vadis? | |
| Diana Cocoru, Polina Malaja - EU copyright reform and its implications for collaborative software development |
Lucie Straková - Independent management entity - what’s gonna change? | |
| Diego Naranjo - Rage Against the #CensorshipMachine - Upload filters VS human rights | Nevena Kostova - Opportunities and Challenges for Authors in a Dynamic Publishing Industry | |
| Berhnard Hayden - Copyfighters – what do young Europeans think about copyright reform? | Wojciech Hardy - Brace yourselves, pirates are coming! The longterm effect of Game of Thrones leak on its TV viewership | |
| Flóra Márta Szigeti - Framing the Internet - Publishers’ Right under Construction | Gloria Gonzalez Fuster - Who is listening to the data subject? Music streaming and privacy | |
| 16:45-17:15 | coffee break | |
| 17:15-18:15 | Carolina Botero - Sharing is not a crime | Peter Murray-Rust - The Right to Read is the Right to Mine |
| Raul Veede, Eva Lepik - Freedom of Panorama and How to Achieve It: The Case of Estonia | Jérémie Zimmermann - Hacking with Care | |
| Anna Mazgal - Paradigm lost? How Our Freedoms are Weaponized Against Us and What We Can Do About It | Katarzyna Szymielewicz - Who owns the data fed to algorithms? Who controls the outcomes? Who can open the ‘black box’? | |
| Till Jaeger - Machine Learning and database rights | ||
| 18:15-18:45 | coffee break | |
| 18:45-19:45 | Matthias Kirschner - Limux: the loss of a lighthouse | Piotr Płucienniczak - Rozdzielczość Chleba: art, culture and publishing beyond property |
| Krzysztof Izdebski - From the Freedom of Information to the Right to Reuse Public Sector Information | Małgorzata Gurdziel - Practical aspects of co-operation with a cultural institution | |
| Dániel Szabó - Prosecution for making a smartphone app on public transport - A case study from Hungary | Radosław Radwan - Author in the Virtual Plaza. The Problem of Authorship and Copyright in Vaporwave | |
| 19:45 | closing | |
