A one-day seminar, held on the 2nd March to launch the RSA Adelphi Intellectual Property Charter in Australia
http://www.adelphicharter.org/johnhowkins.asp

What was covered?

If you want to do business in the knowledge economy this was the event to attend in 2006. The RSA Adelphi Charter was recently launched in London and offers a balance for creators and users of IP. The Charter redefines a complex area into straightforward concepts. It's a great idea about how we manage good ideas and sets out clear and concise guidelines for the global information society. This is the charter about how to make IP work. The Adelphi Charter is supported by the Royal Society for the Encouragement of the Arts, Manufacture and Commerce (RSA)

The seminar explored all the options with perspectives from key thought leaders in Australia. The day was stimulating and informative and packed full of vital survival tips for the 21st century. It showed that there's nothing dull about IP.

'Making the Most of Creativity: In the Public Interest' was chaired by stimulating IP commentators including Catharine Lumby and Graham Greenleaf.

Who attended the conference?

"An absolute must for anyone in the business of making their living from thin air - providing service, judgment, information and analysis, management skills, in industry, a lawyer's office, government department, scientific laboratory or a classroom"

• Educational practitioners and managers
• Creative artists/authors/multi media producers
• IP copyright people/Collecting societies
• Librarians and cultural organisations

Click Here to view the conference flyer.