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Economies of the Commons Program Overview
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Seminar, conference and evening programs
Please find below the program overview of the Economies of the Commons conference, including the legal seminar, which was held in Hilversum and Amsterdam, April 10 - 12. 2008.
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Legal seminar on audiovisual archives and Intellectual Property Rights
Location: Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, Hilversum
Date: Thursday April 10, 2008
Time: 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
Legal issues on digitisation and reuse of audiovisual content. The legal seminar includes two workshops on orphan works and clearing rights, and secondly on archives and open content publishing.
Speakers: Hubert Best (Best&Soames / FOCAL), M.H. Elferink (Utrecht University), Herkko Hietanen (Turre Legal), Mieke Lauwens (Netherlands Inst. for Sound and Vision), Meike Richter (Journalist, Hamburg) Sebastian Lütgert (Open content activist, Berlin).
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Economies of the Commons Conference: Day I
Location: De Balie, Centre for Culture and Politics, Amsterdam
Friday April 11, 2008 - 10 - 18.00 hrs
10.00: Opening and Welcome
10.30: Conference Keynote:
Peter Kaufman: The Economics of Film and Video Distribution in the Digital Age
11.30: Panel 1: Audiovisual Archives
Audiovisual archives are at the beginning of a profound change in the way that they have traditionally operated for the last fifty years. This change is primarily the result of two key developments: [1] Digitisation of analogue material becoming an integral part of the working processes; and [2] New online services that emerge, such as video on demand and online repositories for education.
Speakers: Pelle Snickars (SLBA), Poppy Simpson (BFI Screenonline), Tobias Golodnoff (Dansk Culturarv), Roei Amit (INA).
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13.00: Lunch break
14.00: Panel 2: Commons-based Peer Production
We are only beginning to discover the dynamics and opportunities
associated with user-generated content, exchange networks and peer
production. Many questions are still unanswered or even unasked. What
are the economies of peer production? What are the implications for
conventional practices with respect to copyright regulation? How do new
developments compare to firm production and market-based production?
Which new business models are being developed?
Speakers: Felix Stalder (Open Flows), Jamie King (Steal This Film), Jon Phillips (Creative Commons), Sebastian Lütgert (oil21.org), Ton Rosendaal (Blender Foundation).
Moderator: Paul Keller (Kennisland)
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15.30 Coffee break
15.45: Panel 3: European Digital Library
Individual efforts
cannot meet the overarching requirements leading to ubiquitous access
on a pan-European scale and do not accumulate to the critical mass
needed to steer the research and development roadmap advocated by the
industry. This gap is acknowledged by policy makers. Now European and national governments need to take responsibility to close the gap.
Speakers: Paul Doorenbosch (KB - National Library of The Netherlands), Jill Cousins (Director European Digital Library), Sonja de Leeuw (Utrecht University/ case: Video Active), Georg Eckes (Deutsches Filminstitut / case: European Film Gateway)
Moderator: Bas Agterberg
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17.15: Wrap up first conference day
20.30: Public Keynotes & Responses:
Sustainable Images for the Future
De Balie, Friday April 11, 2008 - 20.30 - 22.30
Introduction:
Edwin van Huis (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision)
Public Keynotes:
Rick Prelinger (Prelinger Archives): The Audiovisual Commons and the Social Contract
David Bollier (On the Commons): The Commons as a New Sector of Value-creation
Debate with all speakers and Emjay Rechsteiner (Netherlands Filmmuseum).
Moderator: Joeri van den Steenhoven (Chairman Stichting Nederland Kennisland)
Presented in association with Images for the Future
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Economies of the Commons Conference: Day II
Location: De Balie, Centre for Culture and Politics, Amsterdam
Saturday April 12, 2008 - 11 - 18.00 hrs
11.00: Panel 4: Uncommon Business Models
This panel will take on the subject of open business models. The workshop will be kicked off by two experts from related media industries that are arguably ahead of the curve.
Speakers: Jan Velterop, CEO of Knewco (www.knewco.com), and one of the leading experts on Open Access will give us an insight in the deployment of open business models in scientific publishing. Over the past couple of years Open Access has been able to provide a valid and sustainable alternative in this 7 billion dollar industry.
Jonas Woost, Head of Music at the pioneering music company Lastfm (www.last.fm), will pick up from there. In his presentation he will highlight how his company has successfully generated income streams in an industry that has shown to be particularly vulnerable in the open environment of the internet.
Followed by a panel discussion with: Peter Kaufman (Intelligent Television), Roei Amit (INA), Rick Prelinger (Prelinger Archives) and Eerde Hovinga (NIBG-tbc).
Moderator: Harry Verwayen (Kennisland)
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12.30: Lunch Break
13.30: Panel 5: Intangible Heritage Resources in the (Non-)Western World
In our age of increasing global connectivity, cultural mobility and digital reproduction, intangible heritage is increasingly being appreciated, appropriated and exploited. Traditional music styles from various parts of the world have enchanted numerous musicians, scholars and admirers all over the world. Still, the preservation and transmission of intangible heritage faces an abundance of challenges and difficulties.
Speakers: Joost Smiers (Prof. em. Political Science of the Arts), Shubha Chaudhuri (ARCE), Anthony McCann (University of Ulster), Wim van Zanten (ICTM)
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15.00: Coffee Break
15.15: Panel 6: Professional Cultural Producers
This panel addresses the public content zone beyond that of user-generated-content: the possibilities and problems related to making professionally produced cultural productions publicly available on the internet. What kind of revenue models exist for that? How is the public interest in accessibility squared with the need of professionals to make a living? What new and alternative distribution models emerge for professional cultural producers and cultural institutions?
Speakers: Florian Schneider (Kein.tv), Kenneth Goldsmith (Ubuweb), Bauke Freiburg (Fabchannel / Culture Player), Chai Locher (NFTVM), Rick Prelinger (Prelinger Archives).
Moderator: Eric Kluitenberg
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16.45: Coffee Break
17.00: Report from the Legal Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights
17.30: Closing Session / Conference wrap up
21.00: Mashup Cinema
Public screening, live cinema & performance program
De Balie, Saturday April 12, 2008 - 21.00 - 00.00
Presented in collaboration with Cinema De Balie
Screenings, short films, and music performances around found footage and creative reuse of analogue and digital source materials.
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