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2012 COPYRIGHT SOCIETY SEMINARS

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29 May 2012
Who authorised this? Aye Aye - Nyet

17 May 2012
Football, Meatpies, Convergence and Copyright




2011 - 2009 PAST SEMINARS/CONFERENCES


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5 December 20112011 Christmas Function
12 October 2011Pre-Symposium Conference Drinks
13 & 14 October 201115th Biennial Law and Practice Symposium
1st September 2011Is Copyright Socially Beneficial? An economists considers the empirical arguments in the light of the Hargreaves Report
22 June 2011The Hargreaves Report - A review on digital opportunity and copyright reform
5th April 2011Authorisation and the ISP: Roadshow Films Pty Ltd vs iiNet Ltd
7th December 2010 End of Year Function: A Year in Review
12th October 2010 Copyright in headlines
2nd September 2010 International Copyright - A European Perspective
24th June 2010 PPCA vs Fitness Australia - Where to now for the Copyright Tribunal
25th March 2010 All change for the Digital Economy? Some observations from the history of Copyright
2nd March 2010 iiNet and Telstra phone directories
 3 December 2009 Despatches from the trenches of the copyright wars
12 November 2009  Copyright and YouTube
15 & 16 October 2009 Biennial Copyright Law and Practice Symposium  Art Gallery of NSW
24 September 2009 Copyright in hard times
 27 August 2009  Professor Justin Hughes: Copyright Responsibility on the Internet – in Three Acts
18 August 2009
 Understanding the Google Book Settlement
6 August 2009 Half-day copyright conference, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
1 July 2009 ISP liability: formulating a code of conduct
21 May 2009 High Court decision in IceTV v Nine Network
3 June 2009 Australia and the future of copyright: proposals for new approaches
14–17 June 2009 ALAI 2009 Congress 2009: from 1710 to Cyberspace London

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