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Sunday, April 15 • 9:00am - 10:00am
(Re)defining Users Rights Through Licenses

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Contractual restrictions, including contractual definitions that purport to restrict the extent of concepts of the law, are a threat to users rights. Only a small number of countries have provisions to make contractual terms that prevent or restrict copyright exceptions unenforceable. In this session we will present examples of such terms contained in educational licenses in Europe. We will discuss if restrictive license terms shall be enforceable and if circumventing such terms shall be unlawful. Finally, we will present recent case law that interpreted the scope of non commercial sharing in the CC licenses, what it means to properly attribute a creator, and how fair use and other exceptions and limitations to copyright work alongside the CC licenses.

Speakers
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Michael Carroll

Professor of Law, American University Washington College of Law
I'm one of the founding Board members of Creative Commons and served on the Board until December 2015. I've been involved with the CC USA chapter since then. I work mostly on open education, open access, open data, and open science. I'm also on the Board of the Public Library of... Read More →
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Teresa Nobre

Teresa is an attorney-at-law based in Lisbon, Portugal, and a legal expert on copyright at Communia International Association on the Digital Public Domain. She is also Creative Commons Portugal Lead. She coordinated the research projects Mapping Copyright Exceptions and Limitations... Read More →


Sunday April 15, 2018 9:00am - 10:00am EDT
Kensington Ballroom "B" 2nd floor, Delta Toronto Hotel, 75 Lower Simcoe St, Toronto ON