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The University of Sheffield School of Law is organising a workshop led by Dr Alison Slade (University of Leicester) and Professor Naomi Hawkins (University of Sheffield) and entitled “Understanding best practice for intellectual property contract terms”. The event will take place on 23 March 2023 at 6pm at Wellcome Collection in London. Click here to register.
13-14 April 2023: Fordham Law School’s 30th Annual Intellectual Property Law & Policy Conference
The 30th Annual Intellectual Property Law & Policy Conference will be held on 13-14 April 2023 at Fordham Law School in Manhattan. Click here to register.
3 May 2023: Bill Cornish Memorial Lecture
Professor Jane Ginsburg will deliver the Bill Cornish Memorial Lecture on 3 May 2023 at London School of Economics (LSE). The first lecture in the series is entitled "The Author as Revenue-Sharer - Reflections in Memory of Bill Cornish and his 'The Author as Risk-Sharer'". Her lecture will be followed by a commentary by Professor Lionel Bently. Registration link here.
26 May 2023: “The Interface Between Copyright and Data Regulation”
The programme of the European Copyright Society’s annual conference (“The Interface Between Copyright and Data Regulation”) is now online and registration is open. Speakers include members of the ECS and of the European Commission who will discuss the many relationships between copyright and data, having regard to, amongst others, AI, trade secrets, the DSA and the Data Act. The conference will take place at the University of Leuven on 26 May 2023.
21 June 2023: Annual Sir Hugh Laddie Lecture 2023
The Annual Sir Hugh Laddie Lecture 2023 organised by UCL Institute of Brand and Innovation Law (IBIL) will take place on 21 June 2023 at 6pm at UCL's Cruciform Lecture Theatre. This year’s edition is entitled “The UPC Sets Sails”. The lecture will be also live streamed. More information here.
The Institute for Information Law (IViR) of the University of Amsterdam is currently offering a postdoctoral research fellow position. The person selected will conduct research on a variety of projects within the realm of copyright, in collaboration with other researchers at the Institute, under the supervision of its Directors. The deadline to apply is 12 April 2023. Click here to know more.
Call for contributions: University of Turin, School of Law’s conference
The University of Turin, School of Law is looking for contributions to be presented during a conference to be held in November 2023. Selected papers shall be published in a collective volume. Both the conference and the volume aim to analyse techno-legal aspects of the data scraping phenomenon. More information here.
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Events
23 March 2023: “Understanding best practice for intellectual property contract terms”The University of Sheffield School of Law is organising a workshop led by Dr Alison Slade (University of Leicester) and Professor Naomi Hawkins (University of Sheffield) and entitled “Understanding best practice for intellectual property contract terms”. The event will take place on 23 March 2023 at 6pm at Wellcome Collection in London. Click here to register.
13-14 April 2023: Fordham Law School’s 30th Annual Intellectual Property Law & Policy Conference
The 30th Annual Intellectual Property Law & Policy Conference will be held on 13-14 April 2023 at Fordham Law School in Manhattan. Click here to register.
3 May 2023: Bill Cornish Memorial Lecture
Professor Jane Ginsburg will deliver the Bill Cornish Memorial Lecture on 3 May 2023 at London School of Economics (LSE). The first lecture in the series is entitled "The Author as Revenue-Sharer - Reflections in Memory of Bill Cornish and his 'The Author as Risk-Sharer'". Her lecture will be followed by a commentary by Professor Lionel Bently. Registration link here.
26 May 2023: “The Interface Between Copyright and Data Regulation”
The programme of the European Copyright Society’s annual conference (“The Interface Between Copyright and Data Regulation”) is now online and registration is open. Speakers include members of the ECS and of the European Commission who will discuss the many relationships between copyright and data, having regard to, amongst others, AI, trade secrets, the DSA and the Data Act. The conference will take place at the University of Leuven on 26 May 2023.
21 June 2023: Annual Sir Hugh Laddie Lecture 2023
The Annual Sir Hugh Laddie Lecture 2023 organised by UCL Institute of Brand and Innovation Law (IBIL) will take place on 21 June 2023 at 6pm at UCL's Cruciform Lecture Theatre. This year’s edition is entitled “The UPC Sets Sails”. The lecture will be also live streamed. More information here.
Calls
Call for application: IViR’s postdoctoral research fellow positionThe Institute for Information Law (IViR) of the University of Amsterdam is currently offering a postdoctoral research fellow position. The person selected will conduct research on a variety of projects within the realm of copyright, in collaboration with other researchers at the Institute, under the supervision of its Directors. The deadline to apply is 12 April 2023. Click here to know more.
Call for contributions: University of Turin, School of Law’s conference
The University of Turin, School of Law is looking for contributions to be presented during a conference to be held in November 2023. Selected papers shall be published in a collective volume. Both the conference and the volume aim to analyse techno-legal aspects of the data scraping phenomenon. More information here.
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