AEShareNet's "Unlocking IP" Conference Hailed As A Success

AEShareNet, in association with the Baker & McKenzie Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre, held the inaugural 'Unlocking IP" Conference on 18 and 19 November 2004 at The Scientia, University of NSW, Sydney.

Delegates from around Australia came to see presentations made by representatives from the education and legal professions and to discuss issues and ideas in the trading and sharing of intellectual property, copyright and open content licensing.

A highlight of the conference was the Panel Discussion on the second day, which opened up a lively and engaging debate between speakers and delegates.

Delegates said they "were impressed with the thought which went into each session and the level of engagement around them" and "...really enjoyed the sessions, and provided so much information".

To view the presentations and papers from the "Unlocking IP" Conference, please go to the link below:
http://www.bakercyberlawcentre.org/unlocking-ip/speakers.html

Below are a selection of photographs from the conference.

Professor James Boyle, Duke University Law School

Left to right: Prof Graham Greenleaf, UNSW Law Faculty; Michael Fraser, CAL; Margot Bell, DEST; Brendan Scott, Open Source Law; Dr Kathy Bowrey, UNSW Law Faculty; Dr Roger Clarke, Xamax Consultancy/AEShareNet.

Philip Crisp, Australian Government Solicitors

Dr Roger Clarke, Xamax Consultancy/AEShareNet.

Professor Graham Greenleaf, UNSW Law Faculty.

Dennis Macnamara and Carol Fripp, AEShareNet.

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