Meeting of the Global Network on Flexible Limitations and Exceptions
American University Washington College of Law organized a meeting of the Global Network in Washington D.C., on September 12 to 15, 2012. Pranesh Prakash was one of the 25 participants.
Agenda
September 12
4:00-6:00 |
Recent Developments in Fair Dealing In Canada Room 603 | (Webcast) Peter Jaszi, Ariel Katz, Howard Knopf, Martin Senftleben, Michael Carroll |
September 13
5:00-6:00 | PIJIP Welcoming Reception, Room 600. The reception will be a joint welcome for the L&E Network and a concluding reception for an Orphan Works meeting with librarians hosted by Pam Samuelson and the Berkeley clinic. |
5:30-9:00 | Public Knowledge hosts the 9th Annual IP3 Awards. Ronald Reagan Building, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW |
September 14
9:00 | Welcome Introduction |
9:30 | Discussion of the model open text |
12:30 | Lunch |
1:15 | Review of draft 3-Step paper (to be circulated) |
2:15 | Roundtable on current developments in local contexts |
3:30 | Review of the current state of the TPP negotiations and U.S. proposed text on Limitations and Exceptions |
5:00 | Transport to Leesburg – site of TPP meeting |
7:00 | Dinner reception with TPP IP negotiators |
September 15
9:30 | Discussion of the model arguments and counterarguments document |
11:30 | Discussion of a possible report of findings to accompany the models |
12:30 | Lunch |
1:15 | Roundtable on the way forward
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3:15 | Roundtable on local forums continued: where are L&E interventions needed most? |
4:00 | End of meeting |
The following individuals participated:
- Martin Senftleben
- Pedro Paranagua
- Pedro Mizukami
- Dick Kawooya
- Hong Xue
- Jennifer Urban
- Pam Samuelson
- Ahmed Abdel Latif
- Peter Yu
- Andrew Rens
- Carlos Affonso Pereira de Souza
- Oliver Metzger
- Gwen Hinze
- Peter Jaszi
- Michael Carroll
- Sean Flynn
- Meredith Jacob
- Matt Sag
- Jonathan Band
- Ariel Katz
- Howard Knopf
- Alberto Cerda Silva
- Pranesh Prakash
- Allan Rocha de Souza
- Sylvie Nerisson
- Lila Bailey
Read the original published in infojustice.org here