CopyCamp 2018: programme
Day 1 (October 5th, 2018)
11:00-13:00 Parallel workshops
- Protection of design – what can be protected, what to protect, and how – workshop in Polish (Elżbieta Dobosz, Polish Patent Office)
- Project: Phantom – introduction and workshops for game designers – workshop in Polish (Łukasz Kozak and Krzysztof Siewicz)
- Embedding Copyright literacy using games-based learning (Jane Secker i Chris Morrison – workshop in English)
13:00-13:30 registration for participants
13:30-15:00 opening of the conference – discussion panel
Robert Ashcroft (PRS for Music)
Marek Kościkiewicz (artist and producer)
Anders Lassen (GESAC)
Jarosław Lipszyc (Fundacja Nowoczesna Polska)
Rafał Masny (Abstra)
Marcin Olender (Google)
Jane Secker (City, University of London)
Moderator: Krzysztof Siewicz (Fundacja Nowoczesna Polska)
15:00-15:30 coffee break
15:30-17:15 1st session of presentations
Will Slauter
News and the Right to Copy: A Historian’s Take on Current Debates
Astor Nummelin Carlberg
An early post-mortem on the EU Copyright Directive: How did we get here?
Anna Desponds
#NewTools #OldRules – Artistic Work in Digital Spaces
Bernd Justin Jütte
Informing copyright reform through more than empirical evidence
Aleksandra Przegalińska
Transparency of human-chatbot interaction
Ula Furgał
Call for a new right for press publishers: reconstructing narratives
Joanna Radziszewska
Educational exception in light of copyright law reform in European Union – reality and expectations
17:15-17:45 coffee break
17:45-19:15 2nd session of presentations
Jane Secker, Chris Morrison
Embedding Copyright Literacy into institutional practices: theory, practice and fun
Zofia Dziurawiec
Design of a copyright coursebook for art college students
Jacek Staniszewski
To see more. Using an archival resources in education
Paulina Szczucińska
Free textbooks. No catch
Włodzimierz Gogołek
Refining Big Data. The new source of information
Plamena Popova
Sharing Metadata: licensing and policy issues
19:15 closing of Day 1
Day 2 (October 6th, 2018)
11:00-13:00 Parallel workshops (in Polish)
- Laws on reuse of digitised materials – (Ksenia Kakareko, National Film Archive – Audiovisual Institute)
- Author: designer / copyright law for designers (Krzysztof Siewicz)
- Financial disputes in IP-driven industries (Agnieszka Sztoldman, Aleksandra Burda, SMM Legal)
13:00-13:30 registration for participants
13:30-15:00 1st session of presentations
Natalia Dulkowska
The fight against IP infringements – an increasing socio-legal awareness or economic effect?
Brigitte Vézina
Curbing Cultural Appropriation in the Fashion Industry. Is copyright the answer?
Viola Kuś, Monika Boruta-Żywiczyńska
The face of dependencies
Weronika Bednarska, Maryla Bywalec
Funarts – are they protected by copyrights on the Internet? And what is going on with their authors?
Kamil Bechta
The scent of the law. The limits of copyright protection in the context of European jurisprudence
Zuzanna Janin
The Folly of Majka Skowron vs Majka from the Movie – from TV to art gallery. TV series as a found-footage video-installation in a contemporary art gallery.
15:00-15:30 coffee break
15:30-17:15 2nd session of presentations
Eleonora Rosati
Intermediary IP injunctions in the EU: 5 key principles and some uncertainties
Zsófia Lehóczki
Fighting against value gap with national laws? Sometimes it works!
Stephen Wyber
Extended Collective Licensing: Why Libraries Care, and Others Should Too
Beata Sobkow
Regulation of online content: untangling the complex web of intermediary liability laws
Ewa Radomska
Polish discourses on copyright – “solidarity in the Internet” or “copyright populism”?
Natalia Mileszyk
Copyright reform – what is missing?
Burak Özgen
Transfer of Value: As a problem of fairness on the Internet and why we should fix it
17:15-17:45 coffee break
17:45-18:45 3rd session of presentations
Wojciech Hardy
“No evidence of relationship” does not equal “evidence of no relationship” – a few words on the media misinterpretation of the “buried” EU report.
Monika Osmańska
Use of orphan works in Polish law. Some reflections after implementation
Konrad Gliściński
Limitations and Exceptions – restrictions on copyrights or protection of users’ interests
Luca Guidobaldi
The implementation of the EU “Barnier” Directive in Italy: the end of the monopoly era, the dawn of a new market and the challenges of managing and controlling musical copyright in the digital age
Dorota Kutyła
Money and creator
18:45-19:00 coffee break
19:00-19:45 4th session of presentations
Aleksandra Drożdż
Managing expectations. Can blockchain disrupt creative industries?
Tomasz Palak
Chances and threats of using blockchain in copyright law
Sebastian Zdrojewski
Blockchain and Copyright: could the technology solve the problem?
Magdalena Krawczyk, Kuba Gąsiorowski
Protection of business methods – to exclude or allow at the centenary of Polish regulation?
19:45 closing of the conference
