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CC Nordic meeting

2008-09-10T07:42:41Z

Niklas Vainio: linking to web site

==2008 Nordic Creative Commons Summit==

The summit brings together scholars and practitioners from legal and culture field to discuss best policies of implementing legal open content sharing in Nordic countries.

==Background==

The translation and localization work is done by volunteer teams in each jurisdiction who are committed to introducing CC to their country and who consult extensively with members of the public and key stakeholders as part of the porting process. Denmark’s, Finland’s and Sweden’s volunteer country teams have adapted the previous version of the licenses and have web pages for instructing the rights owners for how to use the licenses. Norway is in the process of localizing the licenses.

Creative Commons is based to copyright licenses that are translated and localized to each countries local legal system. This ensures that the licenses are easily understood and enforceable in each country The Nordic legal systems has a common heritage when it comes to copyright law. Nordic co-operation can thus help to produce common licensing structure and provide insights for the translation process. Having a face to face meeting also helps the networking of the volunteer members of the movement.

==Project description==
The project will bring together Nordic Creative Commons licensing researchers and activists for a workshop to Stockholm in October 2008. The workshop will provide networking for Nordic researchers and co-ordinate and discuss the license localizations and free culture promotion. The event will be co-hosted by Helsinki Institute for Information Technology and VINNOVA Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Communications. Expected attendance is 100 people.

The program consists of keynote presentations, workshops and panels. Invited papers are selected and printed in a special "open content, culture and law" publication in a joint publication of Helsinki Institute for Information Technology and VINNOVA Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Communications. The publication will be made available in electronic form for free. The printed material will be made available for academic and cultural institutions.

Information of the summit will be distributed through the international Creative Commons network and using Nordic networks own channels like participating institutions web pages and mailing lists.
The event is organized by the [[Nordic CC network]].

See the [http://hiit.fi/nccc/ web site] of the conference.

CC Nordic Meeting 2008/Program

2008-09-10T07:41:20Z

Niklas Vainio: web site

For current program, see the [http://hiit.fi/nccc/ web site] of the conference.

CC Nordic Meeting 2008/Program

2008-07-03T15:00:10Z

Niklas Vainio: /* Summit themes */ program update

''Venue'': [http://www.kth.se/?l=en_UK KTH].

''Attendees'': Expected 50-70

''Date'': 22nd to 23rd of October

== Keynote wishlist==
<strike>
Chris Anderson, Editor of Wired magazine and author of The Long Tail (see also http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/16-03/ff_free)
</strike>

John Buckman, CEO of Magnatune, title of speech: "Nobody wants to buy albums anymore, and why that's a good thing"

Mike Linksvayer, Vice President of Creative Commons

==Summit themes==

Names here are suggestions and not confirmed. You are free to add more.

The summit themes and program will be divided to four parts.

1) '''Law and policy''' Experiences of Creative Commons litigation. What are the special Nordic circumstances that we have to take into account? The session discusses the legal norms and open content licensing in Scandinavia.

'''Speakers''':

Confirmed:

*''Jan Rosén'', University of Stockholm, Writer of "Immaterialrätten i informationssamhället. North-South, Open Source och Creative Commons en vägande kritik mot ensamrätten?"
*''Till Jaeger''
*''Mikko Välimäki'' Lawyer, responsible for defending the DVD CSS case in Finland.
*''Herkko Hietanen'', CC Finland / Helsinki Institute for Information Technology

Ideas:

*''Mats Anderson'' chalmers ipr research group
*''Rasmus Fleicher'' Piratbyron

2) '''Business''' How can you do business while giving away your products for free? The session presents Scandinavian case studies of innovative business and production models that are enabled by open content licensing.

Speakers:

Confirmed:

*''Timo Vuorensola'', WreckAMovie.com - how to make movies collaboratively
*''Frances Pinter'', how publishing companies are using Creative Commons

Ideas:

*<strike>''Jaakko Kuivalainen'', Taloussanomat (?) Europe's fourth largest publisher's IT and economics magazines decided to publish their online magazines' articles with CC licenses. Jaakko had a big role in that decision. </strike>

3) '''Culture''' What kind of new possibilities open content enables for artists?

'''Speakers''':

Confirmed:

* ''Niklas Lundblad'' Google scandinavia

Ideas:

*Deadfrogrecords
*''MatiasLövqvist'' hybris
*''Magnus Bjärket'' adrias recordings

4) '''Access to archives'''

'''Speakers''':

Ideas:

* Someone from Svenska Statens ljud- och bildarkiv http://slba.se/

* Naomi Korn (or Charles Oppenheim) on IP and copyright challenges in Museums, Libraries and Archives (MLA).

* Lisa Petrides to talk about Open Eductional Resources (OER). Or if you want a Nordic angle, somone from NDLA (Norwegian Digital Learning Arena) to talk about OER.

* Prodromos Tsiavos, (legal head of Greece CC jurisdiction, currently with the University of Oslo) may be willing to organize a panel on CC and public broadcasting with Paul Gerhard (from BBC Creative Archive) and possibly some of the Dutch or the German counterparts. Prodromos know these people and their work and should be able to set up a good panel.

Back to [[CC Nordic meeting]]

CC Nordic meeting

2008-07-03T14:57:12Z

Niklas Vainio: /* Project description */ date update

==2008 Nordic Creative Commons Summit==

The summit brings together scholars and practitioners from legal and culture field to discuss best policies of implementing legal open content sharing in Nordic countries.

==Background==

The translation and localization work is done by volunteer teams in each jurisdiction who are committed to introducing CC to their country and who consult extensively with members of the public and key stakeholders as part of the porting process. Denmark’s, Finland’s and Sweden’s volunteer country teams have adapted the previous version of the licenses and have web pages for instructing the rights owners for how to use the licenses. Norway is in the process of localizing the licenses.

Creative Commons is based to copyright licenses that are translated and localized to each countries local legal system. This ensures that the licenses are easily understood and enforceable in each country The Nordic legal systems has a common heritage when it comes to copyright law. Nordic co-operation can thus help to produce common licensing structure and provide insights for the translation process. Having a face to face meeting also helps the networking of the volunteer members of the movement.

==Project description==
The project will bring together Nordic Creative Commons licensing researchers and activists for a workshop to Stockholm in October 2008. The workshop will provide networking for Nordic researchers and co-ordinate and discuss the license localizations and free culture promotion. The event will be co-hosted by Helsinki Institute for Information Technology and VINNOVA Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Communications. Expected attendance is 100 people.

The program consists of keynote presentations, workshops and panels. Invited papers are selected and printed in a special "open content, culture and law" publication in a joint publication of Helsinki Institute for Information Technology and VINNOVA Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Communications. The publication will be made available in electronic form for free. The printed material will be made available for academic and cultural institutions.

Information of the summit will be distributed through the international Creative Commons network and using Nordic networks own channels like participating institutions web pages and mailing lists.
The event is organized by the [[Nordic CC network]].

== Tasks ==
*Decide the venue and restaurants -- will be KTH
*Reserve venue for the event -- being worked on, probably [[http://www.kth.se/?l=en_UK KTH]]
*Reserve restaurants
*Create a [[Program]]
*Invite speakers
*Set up registration for the event
*Participation fee?
*Set up a travel reimbursement system
*Create a graphical look for the event -- being worked on
*What else?

== Program ==
[[Program]] for the meeting is still in process. Please join the brain storm and help us make the event a success.

== Funding ==
Funding to cover the travel and lodgin expenses of Nordic CC teams and invited speakers will be available.

== Production ==
The event will create a [[Nordic CC Video-production]]. The production consist of interviews of the speakers and event participants.

== Partners ==
'''P2P fusion research project'''

[[Image: p2p-fusionLogo.jpg]]

http://arki.uiah.fi/p2p-fusion,
'''
Nordic Culture Fund'''

[[Image:Logo_en.gif ]]

http://www.nordiskkulturfond.org

'''Finnish Copyright Institute'''

[[Image:Finnish copyright institute.png]]

CC Nordic Meeting 2008/Program

2008-06-12T08:58:32Z

Niklas Vainio:

''Venue'': [http://www.kth.se/?l=en_UK KTH].

''Attendees'': Expected 50-70

''Date'': 22nd to 23rd of October

== Keynote wishlist==
<strike>
Chris Anderson, Editor of Wired magazine and author of The Long Tail (see also http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/16-03/ff_free)
</strike>

John Buckman, CEO of Magnatune

Mike Linksvayer, Vice President of Creative Commons

==Summit themes==

Names here are suggestions and not confirmed. You are free to add more.

The summit themes and program will be divided to four parts.

1) '''Technology''' How can technology be used to aid distribution of cultural objects legally? The session showcases case studies, demos and posters of new technologies that enable legal remixing and sharing.

'''Speakers''':
* ''Niklas Lundblad'' Google scandinavia

2) '''Law and policy''' Experiences of Creative Commons litigation. What are the special Nordic circumstances that we have to take into account? The session discusses the legal norms and open content licensing in Scandinavia.

'''Speakers''':

*''Jan Rosén'', University of Stockholm, Writer of "Immaterialrätten i informationssamhället. North-South, Open Source och Creative Commons en vägande kritik mot ensamrätten?"
*''Mats Anderson'' chalmers ipr research group
*''Rasmus Fleicher'' Piratbyron
*''Till Jaeger''
*''Mikko Välimäki'' Lawyer, responsible for defending the DVD CSS case in Finland.
*''Herkko Hietanen'', CC Finland / Helsinki Institute for Information Technology

3) '''Business''' How can you do business while giving away your products for free? The session presents Scandinavian case studies of innovative business and production models that are enabled by open content licensing.

Speakers:

*''Stephen Lee'' / ''Timo Vuorensola'', Star Wreck Studios (?) How could the making of movies benefit from the co-operation benefits that CC-license offer.
*<strike>''Jaakko Kuivalainen'', Taloussanomat (?) Europe's fourth largest publisher's IT and economics magazines decided to publish their online magazines' articles with CC licenses. Jaakko had a big role in that decision. </strike>

4) '''Art''' What kind of new possibilities open content enables for artists?

'''Speakers''':
*Deadfrogrecords
*''MatiasLövqvist'' hybris
*''Magnus Bjärket'' adrias recordings

5) '''Public sector and archiving'''

'''Speakers''':
* Someone from Svenska Statens ljud- och bildarkiv http://slba.se/

* Naomi Korn (or Charles Oppenheim) on IP and copyright challenges in Museums, Libraries and Archives (MLA).

* Lisa Petrides to talk about Open Eductional Resources (OER). Or if you want a Nordic angle, somone from NDLA (Norwegian Digital Learning Arena) to talk about OER.

* Prodromos Tsiavos, (legal head of Greece CC jurisdiction, currently with the University of Oslo) may be willing to organize a panel on CC and public broadcasting with Paul Gerhard (from BBC Creative Archive) and possibly some of the Dutch or the German counterparts. Prodromos know these people and their work and should be able to set up a good panel.

Back to [[CC Nordic meeting]]

CC Nordic Meeting 2008/Program

2008-06-12T08:57:25Z

Niklas Vainio: /* Keynote wishlist */

Weekend workshop in Stockholm RESCHEDULED to FALL 2008.

''Venue'': To be Decided - probably [http://www.kth.se/?l=en_UK KTH].

''Attendees'': Expected 50-70

== Keynote wishlist==
<strike>
Chris Anderson, Editor of Wired magazine and author of The Long Tail (see also http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/16-03/ff_free)
</strike>

John Buckman, CEO of Magnatune

Mike Linksvayer, Vice President of Creative Commons

==Summit themes==

Names here are suggestions and not confirmed. You are free to add more.

The summit themes and program will be divided to four parts.

1) '''Technology''' How can technology be used to aid distribution of cultural objects legally? The session showcases case studies, demos and posters of new technologies that enable legal remixing and sharing.

'''Speakers''':
* ''Niklas Lundblad'' Google scandinavia

2) '''Law and policy''' Experiences of Creative Commons litigation. What are the special Nordic circumstances that we have to take into account? The session discusses the legal norms and open content licensing in Scandinavia.

'''Speakers''':

*''Jan Rosén'', University of Stockholm, Writer of "Immaterialrätten i informationssamhället. North-South, Open Source och Creative Commons en vägande kritik mot ensamrätten?"
*''Mats Anderson'' chalmers ipr research group
*''Rasmus Fleicher'' Piratbyron
*''Till Jaeger''
*''Mikko Välimäki'' Lawyer, responsible for defending the DVD CSS case in Finland.
*''Herkko Hietanen'', CC Finland / Helsinki Institute for Information Technology

3) '''Business''' How can you do business while giving away your products for free? The session presents Scandinavian case studies of innovative business and production models that are enabled by open content licensing.

Speakers:

*''Stephen Lee'' / ''Timo Vuorensola'', Star Wreck Studios (?) How could the making of movies benefit from the co-operation benefits that CC-license offer.
*<strike>''Jaakko Kuivalainen'', Taloussanomat (?) Europe's fourth largest publisher's IT and economics magazines decided to publish their online magazines' articles with CC licenses. Jaakko had a big role in that decision. </strike>

4) '''Art''' What kind of new possibilities open content enables for artists?

'''Speakers''':
*Deadfrogrecords
*''MatiasLövqvist'' hybris
*''Magnus Bjärket'' adrias recordings

5) '''Public sector and archiving'''

'''Speakers''':
* Someone from Svenska Statens ljud- och bildarkiv http://slba.se/

* Naomi Korn (or Charles Oppenheim) on IP and copyright challenges in Museums, Libraries and Archives (MLA).

* Lisa Petrides to talk about Open Eductional Resources (OER). Or if you want a Nordic angle, somone from NDLA (Norwegian Digital Learning Arena) to talk about OER.

* Prodromos Tsiavos, (legal head of Greece CC jurisdiction, currently with the University of Oslo) may be willing to organize a panel on CC and public broadcasting with Paul Gerhard (from BBC Creative Archive) and possibly some of the Dutch or the German counterparts. Prodromos know these people and their work and should be able to set up a good panel.

== Friday Sep 26 ==
Speaker and CC-volunteer dinner at restaurant

== Saturday Sep 27 ==

9:00 Welcome

'''9:15 Session 1'''

'''12:00 Sessio 2'''

'''14:30 Sessio 3'''

'''16:00 Breakout session 1,2,3'''

19:00 Dinner at restaurant X

22:00 Night continues with CC-Party at local club (in planning and coordination phase)

== Sunday Sep 28 ==

'''9:00 Session 4'''

'''12:00 Session 5'''

'''14:30 Session 6'''

Back to [[CC Nordic meeting]]

CC Nordic Meeting 2008/Program

2008-06-12T08:55:08Z

Niklas Vainio: /* Summit themes */

Weekend workshop in Stockholm RESCHEDULED to FALL 2008.

''Venue'': To be Decided - probably [http://www.kth.se/?l=en_UK KTH].

''Attendees'': Expected 50-70

== Keynote wishlist==
<strike>
Chris Anderson, Editor of Wired magazine and author of The Long Tail (see also http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/16-03/ff_free)
</strike>

John Buckman, CEO of Magnatune

James Boyle, http://www.law.duke.edu/boylesite/

==Summit themes==

Names here are suggestions and not confirmed. You are free to add more.

The summit themes and program will be divided to four parts.

1) '''Technology''' How can technology be used to aid distribution of cultural objects legally? The session showcases case studies, demos and posters of new technologies that enable legal remixing and sharing.

'''Speakers''':
* ''Niklas Lundblad'' Google scandinavia

2) '''Law and policy''' Experiences of Creative Commons litigation. What are the special Nordic circumstances that we have to take into account? The session discusses the legal norms and open content licensing in Scandinavia.

'''Speakers''':

*''Jan Rosén'', University of Stockholm, Writer of "Immaterialrätten i informationssamhället. North-South, Open Source och Creative Commons en vägande kritik mot ensamrätten?"
*''Mats Anderson'' chalmers ipr research group
*''Rasmus Fleicher'' Piratbyron
*''Till Jaeger''
*''Mikko Välimäki'' Lawyer, responsible for defending the DVD CSS case in Finland.
*''Herkko Hietanen'', CC Finland / Helsinki Institute for Information Technology

3) '''Business''' How can you do business while giving away your products for free? The session presents Scandinavian case studies of innovative business and production models that are enabled by open content licensing.

Speakers:

*''Stephen Lee'' / ''Timo Vuorensola'', Star Wreck Studios (?) How could the making of movies benefit from the co-operation benefits that CC-license offer.
*<strike>''Jaakko Kuivalainen'', Taloussanomat (?) Europe's fourth largest publisher's IT and economics magazines decided to publish their online magazines' articles with CC licenses. Jaakko had a big role in that decision. </strike>

4) '''Art''' What kind of new possibilities open content enables for artists?

'''Speakers''':
*Deadfrogrecords
*''MatiasLövqvist'' hybris
*''Magnus Bjärket'' adrias recordings

5) '''Public sector and archiving'''

'''Speakers''':
* Someone from Svenska Statens ljud- och bildarkiv http://slba.se/

* Naomi Korn (or Charles Oppenheim) on IP and copyright challenges in Museums, Libraries and Archives (MLA).

* Lisa Petrides to talk about Open Eductional Resources (OER). Or if you want a Nordic angle, somone from NDLA (Norwegian Digital Learning Arena) to talk about OER.

* Prodromos Tsiavos, (legal head of Greece CC jurisdiction, currently with the University of Oslo) may be willing to organize a panel on CC and public broadcasting with Paul Gerhard (from BBC Creative Archive) and possibly some of the Dutch or the German counterparts. Prodromos know these people and their work and should be able to set up a good panel.

== Friday Sep 26 ==
Speaker and CC-volunteer dinner at restaurant

== Saturday Sep 27 ==

9:00 Welcome

'''9:15 Session 1'''

'''12:00 Sessio 2'''

'''14:30 Sessio 3'''

'''16:00 Breakout session 1,2,3'''

19:00 Dinner at restaurant X

22:00 Night continues with CC-Party at local club (in planning and coordination phase)

== Sunday Sep 28 ==

'''9:00 Session 4'''

'''12:00 Session 5'''

'''14:30 Session 6'''

Back to [[CC Nordic meeting]]

CC Nordic Meeting 2008/Program

2008-05-21T09:14:15Z

Niklas Vainio: /* Summit themes */

Weekend workshop in Stockholm RESCHEDULED to FALL 2008.

''Venue'': To be Decided - probably [http://www.kth.se/?l=en_UK KTH].

''Attendees'': Expected 50-70

== Keynote wishlist==
<strike>
Chris Anderson, Editor of Wired magazine and author of The Long Tail (see also http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/16-03/ff_free)
</strike>

John Buckman, CEO of Magnatune

James Boyle, http://www.law.duke.edu/boylesite/

==Summit themes==

Names here are suggestions and not confirmed. You are free to add more.

The summit themes and program will be divided to four parts.

1) '''Technology''' How can technology be used to aid distribution of cultural objects legally? The session showcases case studies, demos and posters of new technologies that enable legal remixing and sharing.

'''Speakers''':
* ''Niklas Lundblad'' Google scandinavia

2) '''Law and policy''' How copyright and other laws affect free culture movement? What are the special Nordic circumstances that we have to take into account? The session discusses the legal norms and open content licensing in scandinavia.

'''Speakers''':

*''Jan Rosén'', University of Stockholm, Writer of "Immaterialrätten i informationssamhället. North-South, Open Source och Creative Commons en vägande kritik mot ensamrätten?"
*''Mats Anderson'' chalmers ipr research group
*''Rasmus Fleicher'' Piratbyron
*''Till Jaeger''
*''Mikko Välimäki'' Lawyer, responsible for defending the DVD CSS case in Finland.
*''Herkko Hietanen'', CC Finland / Helsinki Institute for Information Technology

3) '''Business''' How can you do business while giving away your products for free? The session presents Scandinavian case studies of innovative business and production models that are enabled by open content licensing.

Speakers:

*''Stephen Lee'' / ''Timo Vuorensola'', Star Wreck Studios (?) How could the making of movies benefit from the co-operation benefits that CC-license offer.
*''Jaakko Kuivalainen'', Taloussanomat (?) Europe's fourth largest publisher's IT and economics magazines decided to publish their online magazines' articles with CC licenses. Jaakko had a big role in that decision.

4) '''Art''' What kind of new possibilities open content enables for artists?

'''Speakers''':
*Deadfrogrecords
*''MatiasLövqvist'' hybris
*''Magnus Bjärket'' adrias recordings

5) '''Public sector and archiving'''

'''Speakers''':
* Someone from Svenska Statens ljud- och bildarkiv http://slba.se/

* Naomi Korn (or Charles Oppenheim) on IP and copyright challenges in Museums, Libraries and Archives (MLA).

* Lisa Petrides to talk about Open Eductional Resources (OER). Or if you want a Nordic angle, somone from NDLA (Norwegian Digital Learning Arena) to talk about OER.

* Prodromos Tsiavos, (legal head of Greece CC jurisdiction, currently with the University of Oslo) may be willing to organize a panel on CC and public broadcasting with Paul Gerhard (from BBC Creative Archive) and possibly some of the Dutch or the German counterparts. Prodromos know these people and their work and should be able to set up a good panel.

== Friday Sep 26 ==
Speaker and CC-volunteer dinner at restaurant

== Saturday Sep 27 ==

9:00 Welcome

'''9:15 Session 1'''

'''12:00 Sessio 2'''

'''14:30 Sessio 3'''

'''16:00 Breakout session 1,2,3'''

19:00 Dinner at restaurant X

22:00 Night continues with CC-Party at local club (in planning and coordination phase)

== Sunday Sep 28 ==

'''9:00 Session 4'''

'''12:00 Session 5'''

'''14:30 Session 6'''

Back to [[CC Nordic meeting]]

CC Nordic Meeting 2008/Program

2008-05-21T07:58:40Z

Niklas Vainio: /* Summit themes */ minor updates

Weekend workshop in Stockholm RESCHEDULED to FALL 2008.

''Venue'': To be Decided - probably [http://www.kth.se/?l=en_UK KTH].

''Attendees'': Expected 50-70

== Keynote wishlist==
<strike>
Chris Anderson, Editor of Wired magazine and author of The Long Tail (see also http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/16-03/ff_free)
</strike>

John Buckman, CEO of Magnatune

James Boyle, http://www.law.duke.edu/boylesite/

==Summit themes==

Names here are suggestions and not confirmed. You are free to add more.

The summit themes and program will be divided to four parts.

1) '''Technology''' How can technology be used to aid distribution of cultural objects legally? The session showcases case studies, demos and posters of new technologies that enable legal remixing and sharing.

'''Speakers''':
* ''Niklas Lundblad'' Google scandinavia

2) '''Law and policy''' How copyright and other laws affect free culture movement? What are the special Nordic circumstances that we have to take into account? The session discusses the legal norms and open content licensing in scandinavia.

'''Speakers''':

*''Jan Rosen'', University of Stockholm, Writer of "Immaterialrätten i informationssamhället. North-South, Open Source och Creative Commons en vägande kritik mot ensamrätten?"
*''Mats Anderson'' chalmers ipr research group
*''Rasmus Fleicher'' Piratbyron
*''Till Jaeger''
*''Mikko Välimäki'' Lawyer, responsible for defending the DVD CSS case in Finland.
*''Herkko Hietanen'', CC Finland / Helsinki Institute for Information Technology

3) '''Business''' How can you do business while giving away your products for free? The session presents Scandinavian case studies of innovative business and production models that are enabled by open content licensing.

Speakers:

*''Stephen Lee'' / ''Timo Vuorensola'', Star Wreck Studios (?) How could the making of movies benefit from the co-operation benefits that CC-license offer.
*''Jaakko Kuivalainen'', Taloussanomat (?) Europe's fourth largest publisher's IT and economics magazines decided to publish their online magazines' articles with CC licenses. Jaakko had a big role in that decision.

4) '''Art''' What kind of new possibilities open content enables for artists?

'''Speakers''':
*Deadfrogrecords
*''MatiasLövqvist'' hybris
*''Magnus Bjärket'' adrias recordings

5) '''Public sector and archiving'''

'''Speakers''':
* Someone from Svenska Statens ljud- och bildarkiv http://slba.se/

* Naomi Korn (or Charles Oppenheim) on IP and copyright challenges in Museums, Libraries and Archives (MLA).

* Lisa Petrides to talk about Open Eductional Resources (OER). Or if you want a Nordic angle, somone from NDLA (Norwegian Digital Learning Arena) to talk about OER.

* Prodromos Tsiavos, (legal head of Greece CC jurisdiction, currently with the University of Oslo) may be willing to organize a panel on CC and public broadcasting with Paul Gerhard (from BBC Creative Archive) and possibly some of the Dutch or the German counterparts. Prodromos know these people and their work and should be able to set up a good panel.

== Friday Sep 26 ==
Speaker and CC-volunteer dinner at restaurant

== Saturday Sep 27 ==

9:00 Welcome

'''9:15 Session 1'''

'''12:00 Sessio 2'''

'''14:30 Sessio 3'''

'''16:00 Breakout session 1,2,3'''

19:00 Dinner at restaurant X

22:00 Night continues with CC-Party at local club (in planning and coordination phase)

== Sunday Sep 28 ==

'''9:00 Session 4'''

'''12:00 Session 5'''

'''14:30 Session 6'''

Back to [[CC Nordic meeting]]

User:Niklas Vainio

2008-05-16T08:49:54Z

Niklas Vainio:

Niklas Vainio, Helsinki Institute for Information Technology
niklas.vainio@hiit.fi

I'm working with [[User:Herkko|Herkko]] to organize [[CC Nordic meeting]].

CC Nordic Meeting 2008/Program

2008-05-16T08:21:59Z

Niklas Vainio: updates

Weekend workshop in Stockholm RESCHEDULED to FALL 2008.

''Venue'': To be Decided - probably [http://www.kth.se/?l=en_UK KTH].

''Attendees'': Expected 50-70

== Keynote wishlist==
<strike>
Chris Anderson, Editor of Wired magazine and author of The Long Tail (see also http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/16-03/ff_free)
</strike>

John Buckman, CEO of Magnatune

James Boyle, http://www.law.duke.edu/boylesite/

==Summit themes==

The summit themes and program will be divided to four parts.

1) '''Technology''' How can technology be used to aid distribution of cultural objects legally? The session showcases case studies, demos and posters of new technologies that enable legal remixing and sharing.

'''Speakers''':
* ''Niklas Lundblad'' Google scandinavia

2) '''Law and policy''' How copyright and other laws affect free culture movement? What are the special Nordic circumstances that we have to take into account? The session discusses the legal norms and open content licensing in scandinavia.

'''Speakers''':

*''Jan Rosen'', University of Stockholm, Writer of "Immaterialrätten i informationssamhället. North-South, Open Source och Creative Commons en vägande kritik mot ensamrätten?"
*''Mats Anderson'' chalmers ipr research group
*''Rasmus Fleicher'' Piratbyron
*''Till Jaeger''
*''Mikko Välimäki'' Lawyer, responsible for defending the DVD CSS case in Finland.

3) '''Business''' How can you do business while giving away your products for free? The session presents scandinavian case studies of innovative business and production models that are enabled by open content licensing.

Speakers:

*''Stephen Lee'', Star Wreck Studios (?) How could the making of movies benefit from the co-operation benefits that CC-license offer.
*''Jaakko Kuivalainen'', Taloussanomat (?) Europe's fourth largest publisher's IT and economics magazines decided to publish their online magazines' articles with CC licenses. Jaakko had a big role in that decision.

4) '''Art''' What kind of new possibilities open content enables for artists?

'''Speakers''':
*Deadfrogrecords
*''MatiasLövqvist'' hybris
*''Magnus Bjärket'' adrias recordings

5) '''Public sector and archiving'''

'''Speakers''':
* Someone from Svenska Statens ljud- och bildarkiv http://slba.se/

* Naomi Korn (or Charles Oppenheim) on IP and copyright challenges in Museums, Libraries and Archives (MLA).

* Lisa Petrides to talk about Open Eductional Resources (OER). Or if you want a Nordic angle, somone from NDLA (Norwegian Digital Learning Arena) to talk about OER.

* Prodromos Tsiavos, (legal head of Greece CC juristiction, currently with the University of Oslo) may be willing to organize a panel on CC and public broadcasting with Paul Gerhard (from BBC Creative Archive) and possibly some of the Dutch or the German counterparts. Prodromos know these people and their work and should be able to set up a good panel.

== Friday Sep 26 ==
Speaker and CC-volunteer dinner at restaurant

== Saturday Sep 27 ==

9:00 Welcome

'''9:15 Session 1'''

'''12:00 Sessio 2'''

'''14:30 Sessio 3'''

'''16:00 Breakout session 1,2,3'''

19:00 Dinner at restaurant X

22:00 Night continues with CC-Party at local club (in planning and coordination phase)

== Sunday Sep 28 ==

'''9:00 Session 4'''

'''12:00 Session 5'''

'''14:30 Session 6'''

Back to [[CC Nordic meeting]]

User:Niklas Vainio

2008-05-16T08:15:01Z

Niklas Vainio: New page: Niklas Vainio, Helsinki Institute for Information Technology niklas.vainio@hiit.fi I'm working with Herkko to organize the summit.

Niklas Vainio, Helsinki Institute for Information Technology
niklas.vainio@hiit.fi

I'm working with [[User:Herkko|Herkko]] to organize the summit.

CC Nordic meeting

2008-05-16T08:11:58Z

Niklas Vainio: /* Things to do */ updated task list

==2008 Nordic Creative Commons Summit==

The summit brings together scholars and practitioners from legal and culture field to discuss best policies of implementing legal open content sharing in Nordic countries.

==Background==

The translation and localization work is done by volunteer teams in each jurisdiction who are committed to introducing CC to their country and who consult extensively with members of the public and key stakeholders as part of the porting process. Denmark’s, Finland’s and Sweden’s volunteer country teams have adapted the previous version of the licenses and have web pages for instructing the rights owners for how to use the licenses. Norway is in the process of localizing the licenses.

Creative Commons is based to copyright licenses that are translated and localized to each countries local legal system. This ensures that the licenses are easily understood and enforceable in each country The Nordic legal systems has a common heritage when it comes to copyright law. Nordic co-operation can thus help to produce common licensing structure and provide insights for the translation process. Having a face to face meeting also helps the networking of the volunteer members of the movement.

==Project description==
The project will bring together Nordic Creative Commons licensing researchers and activists for a weekend workshop to Stockholm in September 2008. The workshop will provide networking for Nordic researchers and co-ordinate and discuss the license localizations and free culture promotion. The event will be co-hosted by Helsinki Institute for Information Technology and VINNOVA Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Communications. Expected attendance is 100 people.

The program consists of keynote presentations, workshops and panels. Invited papers are selected and printed in a special "open content, culture and law" publication in a joint publication of Helsinki Institute for Information Technology and VINNOVA Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Communications. The publication will be made available in electronic form for free. The printed material will be made available for academic and cultural institutions.

Information of the summit will be distributed through the international Creative Commons network and using Nordic networks own channels like participating institutions web pages and mailing lists.
The event is organized by the [[Nordic CC network]].

== Tasks ==
*Decide the venue and restaurants -- will be KTH
*Reserve venue for the event -- being worked on, probably [[http://www.kth.se/?l=en_UK KTH]]
*Reserve restaurants
*Create a [[Program]]
*Invite speakers
*Set up registration for the event
*Participation fee?
*Set up a travel reimbursement system
*Create a graphical look for the event -- being worked on
*What else?

== Program ==
[[Program]] for the meeting is still in process. Please join the brain storm and help us make the event a success.

== Funding ==
Funding to cover the travel and lodgin expenses of Nordic CC teams and invited speakers will be available.

== Production ==
The event will create a [[Nordic CC Video-production]]. The production consist of interviews of the speakers and event participants.

== Partners ==
'''P2P fusion research project'''

[[Image: p2p-fusionLogo.jpg]]

http://arki.uiah.fi/p2p-fusion,
'''
Nordic Culture Fund'''

[[Image:Logo_en.gif ]]

http://www.nordiskkulturfond.org

'''Finnish Copyright Institute'''

[[Image:Finnish copyright institute.png]]

CC Nordic meeting

2008-05-16T08:08:52Z

Niklas Vainio: /* Partners */ added logo of Finnish Copyright Institute

==2008 Nordic Creative Commons Summit==

The summit brings together scholars and practitioners from legal and culture field to discuss best policies of implementing legal open content sharing in Nordic countries.

==Background==

The translation and localization work is done by volunteer teams in each jurisdiction who are committed to introducing CC to their country and who consult extensively with members of the public and key stakeholders as part of the porting process. Denmark’s, Finland’s and Sweden’s volunteer country teams have adapted the previous version of the licenses and have web pages for instructing the rights owners for how to use the licenses. Norway is in the process of localizing the licenses.

Creative Commons is based to copyright licenses that are translated and localized to each countries local legal system. This ensures that the licenses are easily understood and enforceable in each country The Nordic legal systems has a common heritage when it comes to copyright law. Nordic co-operation can thus help to produce common licensing structure and provide insights for the translation process. Having a face to face meeting also helps the networking of the volunteer members of the movement.

==Project description==
The project will bring together Nordic Creative Commons licensing researchers and activists for a weekend workshop to Stockholm in September 2008. The workshop will provide networking for Nordic researchers and co-ordinate and discuss the license localizations and free culture promotion. The event will be co-hosted by Helsinki Institute for Information Technology and VINNOVA Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Communications. Expected attendance is 100 people.

The program consists of keynote presentations, workshops and panels. Invited papers are selected and printed in a special "open content, culture and law" publication in a joint publication of Helsinki Institute for Information Technology and VINNOVA Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Communications. The publication will be made available in electronic form for free. The printed material will be made available for academic and cultural institutions.

Information of the summit will be distributed through the international Creative Commons network and using Nordic networks own channels like participating institutions web pages and mailing lists.
The event is organized by the [[Nordic CC network]].

== Things to do ==
*Decide the venue and restaurants
*Reserve venue for the event
*Reserve restaurants
*Create a [[Program]]
*Invite speakers
*Set up registration for the event
*Participation fee?
*Set up a travel reimbursement system
*Create a graphical look for the event
*What else?

== Program ==
[[Program]] for the meeting is still in process. Please join the brain storm and help us make the event a success.

== Funding ==
Funding to cover the travel and lodgin expenses of Nordic CC teams and invited speakers will be available.

== Production ==
The event will create a [[Nordic CC Video-production]]. The production consist of interviews of the speakers and event participants.

== Partners ==
'''P2P fusion research project'''

[[Image: p2p-fusionLogo.jpg]]

http://arki.uiah.fi/p2p-fusion,
'''
Nordic Culture Fund'''

[[Image:Logo_en.gif ]]

http://www.nordiskkulturfond.org

'''Finnish Copyright Institute'''

[[Image:Finnish copyright institute.png]]

File:Finnish copyright institute.png

2008-05-16T08:06:51Z