Keynotes: Do we need to Unlock Intellectual Property?

• Education
  Evan Arthur, Department of Education, Science and Training
• Legal
  Professor Michael Pendleton, Murdoch University Law Faculty, and Copyright Law Review Committee
• International (by video link)
  Professor James Boyle, Duke Law School, USA, and
  Professor Yochai Benkler, Yale Law School, USA
• Chair: Professor Graham Greenleaf, UNSW Law Faculty,
  Co-director, Baker & McKenzie Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre
  

Session 2 - Core legal issues: Opening or locking up content?

Anne Flahvin and Ross McLean, Baker & McKenzie
Chair: Professor Jill McKeough, UNSW Law Faculty

Session 3 - Case Studies: Successes in sharing?

• 'Open Source' and 'Free' software in Australia (and Brazil!)
  Pia Smith, Linux Australia
• Learning Activity Management Systems
  James Dalziel, MELCOE
• Sharing E-Learning Resources in VET
  Vivienne Blanksby, Australian Flexible Learning Framework
• The teaching and learning exchange: Should sharing be limited?
  Leslie Loble, Strategic Planning & Regulation, DET NSW
• Legal Information Institutes: Creating law's global commons
  Professor Graham Greenleaf, UNSW Law Faculty,
  Co-director, AustLII

  Chair: Carol Fripp, AEShareNet
  

Session 4 - Licensing for sharing and trading: Working models?

• New publishing paradigms and the ‘Free-for Education’ licence
  Phillip Crisp, Australian Government Solicitors
• iCommons: Creative Commons Australian version
  Ian Oi, Blake Dawson Waldron
• Licensing multiple layers of intellectual Property to the school sector
  Nigel Ward and Nicky Pitkanen, The Le@rning Federation
• 'Free' and 'Open Source' software - new business models?
  Peter Eckersley, IPRIA

  Chair: Dr Roger Clarke, Xamax Consultancy

Session 5 (parallel)

• 5A Business Models for sharing content
  Roger Clarke, Xamax Consultancy and David Jonas, Convergence e-Business Solutions

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• 5B Rethinking copyright's public domain (legal theory)
  Graham Greenleaf UNSW, Michael Pendleton Murdoch University, Kimberlee Weatherall IPRIA

  Chair: Kathy Bowrey, UNSW Law Faculty