The Copyright Society of Australia is a not-for-profit society dedicated to the study of copyright law and related matters. The Society is an independent organisation and does not seek to represent the interests of any particular special interest group. The purpose of the Society is to provide a forum for education, discussion and exchange of ideas and information about copyright issues. The members of the Society are copyright professionals.
SPECIAL EVENT - Tuesday 26 September 2023
Professor Jane C. Ginsburg and The Hon. Justice Nye Perram In-person: Transformative Uses of Copyright Works
- IN-PERSON & LIVE STREAM WEBINAR
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Membership
If you have a special interest in or experience with copyright and related rights, you are eligible for membership of the Copyright Society of Australia.
Membership benefits include discounted tickets to all events, an annual e-subscription to Copyright Reporter and networking opportunities.
We offer four categories of membership:
- Group (Corporate/Organisation)
- Individual Professional
- Individual Academic
- Individual Law Students
EVENTS
The Copyright Society of Australia runs a number of events (generally between four and six a year) on a variety of copyright-related topics.
SYMPOSIA
The Copyright Society of Australia hosts the Copyright Law & Practice Symposium every two years.
COPYRIGHT REPORTER
The CSA publishes the Copyright Reporter. Copyright Reporter issues contain articles, case notes, and other information about copyright. READ MORE…
SPECIAL EVENT
Professor Jane C. Ginsburg and The Hon. Justice Nye Perram In-person: Transformative Uses of Copyright Works
The CSA, together with the University of Sydney Law School, is delighted to welcome international Copyright Law authority, Professor Jane C. Ginsburg and The Hon. Justice Nye Perram in-person.
In-Person & Live Stream Webinar
6pm - 8pm
Gilbert + Tobin, Sydney
L35, International Tower Two
200 Barangaroo Ave, Barangaroo NSW 2000
VALE CAROLINE MORGAN BA, LLB (USYD) MBA (AGSM)
The Copyright Society of Australia is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Past-President Caroline Morgan.
Caroline Morgan served as CSA’s President from 2004 until 2014. Recognised as a global authority on copyright law, collective licensing and reprographic rights, Caroline made enormous contributions to the copyright communities in Australia and around the world. Since 2016 she has served as the Chief Executive of the International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organisations (IFRRO) in Brussels.
Graduating from the University of Sydney with degrees in Arts and Law, Caroline’s career was forged at Copyright Agency where she served as General Manager from 2007 until 2016. At the same time she chaired IFRRO’s Asia Pacific Committee and Legal Issues Forum until her appointment as IFRRO’s Chief Executive.
Caroline will be remembered for her outstanding leadership, brilliant intellect, sharp wit, good humour and collegiality. As a fierce advocate for creators’ rights she will be deeply missed by her many friends and professional colleagues in the copyright world.
We offer our sincere condolences to her family and friends.
Alida Stanley
President
