Agenda

0930 Introduction

0940 - 1015 AI and Copyright: the debate on the future of the UK's text and data mining exception Nicolas Jondet, Teaching Fellow in Information Technology Law, University of Edinburgh

Nicolas Jondet is a teaching fellow in Information Technology law with law degrees from the University of Edinburgh and Paris-Saclay University, and a degree in legal translation from the Institute of Intercultural Management and Communication (ISIT) Paris. He specializes in the legal regulation of technology and innovation, focusing on IP and IT law. His main research areas include digital copyright, blockchain in copyright, and data mining impact on copyright.

1015 - 1050 Making practice-based outputs open: a case study Veronica Cano, Scholarly Communications Officer, College of Arts & Humanites, University of Edinburgh

Veronica provides guidance, navigation and support to the College or Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CAHSS) research community on open and responsible research publishing practices and incorporating the principles for responsible research assessment into CAHSS policy and practice. Veronica provides specialist expertise on all aspects of open access publishing to maximise compliance in-line with internal and external publishing policies.

1050-1120 Copyright for everyone: Developing and delivering our institutional copyright literacy strategy Tim Riley, Information Advisor (Copyright & Licensing), University of Aberdeen

Tim is responsible for copyright support for all students and staff at the University of Aberdeen. As well as providing general guidance and specialist support, he recently led a project to develop and launch an institutional copyright literacy strategy and accompanying policy. This aimed to align the University’s approach to copyright with its overall strategy and to promote copyright literacy across the whole institution.

1120 Closing remarks

1130 Event ends

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