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Wednesday, October 14 • 12:35 - 13:20
Panel: Why Copyright Policy Matters in 2020

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When fretting about the state of the internet in 2020, you’re probably not too preoccupied with copyright. We get it: misinformation, data protection, and platform dominance are all centre stage right now — and besides, “Skynet” wound up being a bit of a dud. But our panelists are stubbornly convinced that copyright policy should be near the top of your list of internet issues to care about heading into the new decade, and are keen to share why. 
Speakers
avatar for Kylie Pappalardo

Kylie Pappalardo

Senior Lecturer, Law School, Queensland University of Technology
Kylie Pappalardo researches in intellectual property and innovation law, focusing primarily on the intersection between copyright and creativity and the rights of copyright users. She is a Senior Lecturer in the Law School at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Brisb... Read More →
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Victoria Leachman

Head of Collection Access, Te Papa
My day job is managing the Collection Access team at Te Papa. This consists of the Rights Team, the Collection Imaging team, Te Papa Press team, the Loans and Acquisitions team, the team responsible for Te Papa's collections database, and the Knowledge and Information team (library... Read More →
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Thomasin Sleigh

Digital NZ Community Manager, National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa
Thomasin Sleigh is Community Manager at DigitalNZ. She promotes and seeks out new audiences for the digitalnz.org website and data service, through public presentations, social media, and a range of other outreach activities. She is also responsible for testing digitalnz.org with... Read More →
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Michael Wolfe

Consulting Copyright Policy Lead, Tohatoha

Moderators
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Jennifer Campion

Lecturer, Te Piringa- Faculty of Law, University of Waikato
Jennifer has a research interest in intellectual property law, particularly copyright.  She is a member of Universities New Zealand’s Copyright Experts Working Group and a board member of Tohatoha

Wednesday October 14, 2020 12:35 - 13:20 NZDT
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