{"id":4295,"date":"2015-12-10T16:00:39","date_gmt":"2015-12-10T16:00:39","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/microsites.bournemouth.ac.uk\/cippm\/?p=4295"},"modified":"2019-10-31T15:00:19","modified_gmt":"2019-10-31T15:00:19","slug":"spring-public-lectures-2016","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/microsites.bournemouth.ac.uk\/cippm\/2015\/12\/10\/spring-public-lectures-2016\/","title":{"rendered":"Spring Public Lectures 2016"},"content":{"rendered":"

Our public lectures series on topical issues of intellectual property law and policy is open to anyone to attend, but space is limited. Please email Mandy Lenihan<\/a> to reserve a place on one or all of the lectures. The events will take place at the Executive Business Centre<\/a>, close to Bournemouth train station.<\/p>\n

Download the programme here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Maria Lill\u00e0 Montagnani (Bocconi University, Milan): “Public art and copyright law”<\/h3>\n

Thursday 18 February, 18:00, room EB 206<\/h4>\n

If copyright law is meant to protect works of art so that they can be communicated to the public without the risk of being appropriated, those artworks that are meant to be displayed in public spaces constitute a special form of art, named public art, that, even more than others, is inherently communicated through its being sited in spaces that are accessible to all. After providing a tentative categorization of public artworks and after reconstructing the current copyright law framework, it emerges that public art is a vague notion that does not have a univocal or universal definition within copyright law but it changes according to the national jurisdictions. Further analysis also points out that the specific features of public art alter the scope of copyright protection as well as the way into which copyright law usually strikes the balance between the public and private interests.<\/p>\n

Maria Lill\u00e0 Montagnani<\/a> in Associate Professor in commercial law at Bocconi University, Milan, and Director of ASK (Art, Science and Knowledge) Research Centre<\/p>\n

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Martin Senftleben (VU University of Amsterdam): “The future of publishers in the online environment”<\/h3>\n

Thursday 17 March, 14:00, room EB 206<\/h4>\n

In light of the challenges of digital technology, publishers are experimenting with new business models. As recent research results in the Netherlands show, these new models are based on a broader media experience, including community building, increased content aggregation, shared content production with users, and tailor-made content offers that seek to satisfy individual information needs during the course of the day. Against this background, the question arises which legal framework is necessary to support these initiatives and allow new business models in the publishing sector to flourish. After an overview of the main findings of the research undertaken in the Netherlands, the talk will address this question. In this context, issues of data base and trade mark protection will enter the picture besides copyright protection standards. Moreover, it will become apparent that exceptions and limitations can play a crucial role whereas new layers of protection, such as a neighbouring right for publishers, may have less added value.<\/p>\n

Martin Senftleben<\/a> is Professor of Intellectual Property at VU University of Amsterdam, and Of Counsel in the Intellectual Property Practice of Bird & Bird, The Hague<\/p>\n

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Vicki Salmon (IP Asset LLP): “The Unified Patents Court and the Unitary Patent”<\/h3>\n

Thursday 21 April, 18.00, room EB 206<\/h4>\n

After more than 50 years in preparation, a unitary patent and unified patents court is now around the corner.\u00a0 Work has started on setting up the court, with a view to it ensuring that it is up and working in the next couple of years.\u00a0 European patent attorneys will be able to represent clients before the UPC.\u00a0 This talk will provide an overview of this topic and address issues which patent attorneys will be dealing with in their practices in the near future in relation to the UPC and unitary patent.<\/p>\n

Vicki Salmon<\/a> is a partner at IP Asset LLP.\u00a0 She is a member of the Council of the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA) and chairs it Litigation Committee. She has been active on behalf of CIPA in monitoring the developments of the UPC and UP legislation and lobbying for changes.<\/p>\n

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Past public lectures series<\/h2>\n

2015<\/a><\/h3>\n

2014<\/a><\/h3>\n

2013<\/a><\/h3>\n

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