Keen to know more about the Creative Commons approach to copyright licensing? Then head along to Expanding Copyright Horizons, the Creative Commons Seminar on 27 October.

If you're in the creative, cultural, scientific or educational space, are interested in securing a return on your creative investment and marking your work with the freedoms and access you want it to carry, then this seminar is for you. Keen to know more about the Creative Commons approach to copyright licensing? Then head along to Expanding Copyright Horizons, the Creative Commons Seminar on 27 October.

If you're in the creative, cultural, scientific or educational space, are interested in securing a return on your creative investment and marking your work with the freedoms and access you want it to carry, then this seminar is for you.It's also for people who have an interest or involvement in copyright and the direction the new open content licensing is taking.

The free programme includes guest speaker Dr Anne Fitzgerald, Brisbane-based intellectual property and e-commerce lawyer and Adjunct Professor at the School of Law, Queensland University of Technology.

As well as initiating Australia's Going Digital series of seminars and publications, Anne has written and presented extensively on legal aspects of e-commerce, multimedia and the Internet.

The event will also include industry and research sector workshops, led by New Zealand experts, to discuss specific issues, uses and concerns.

Register your interest now with anna.duckworth@natlib.govt.nz. To assist with planning please provide details of your sector and area of interest e.g. creative, research, education, government, legal etc.

See www.peoplepoints.co.nz for blog comment from Paul Reynolds.

When: 27 October 2007
Where: Auditorium, National Library of New Zealand, Wellington

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