Eleventh Annual ICPL Seminar

June 27-30, 2006
Ithaca, NY

Presentations

Learn more about the EDUCAUSE/Cornell Institute for Computer Policy and Law.

Tuesday, June 27

Welcome and Introductions (Mitrano; Worona)
Introduction to the Laws that Apply in Cyberspace (Hamilton )
Legal Presence, Copyright, and Plagiarism in an Open Access Repository (Ginsparg )
Information Security and Data Breach Notification (Mitrano; Schuster )
Dinner Keynote (Palfrey)

Wednesday, June 28

P2P (Peer-to-Peer) Litigation and Policy (Beckerman; Hamilton )
CALEA (Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act) (Carlson ; Thomas; Worona )
Network Neutrality (Bradner ; Thomas; Worona )
Bots, Spyware, and Virus Scans: Who Owns the Desktop? (Azoff ; Bradner ; Schuster )

Thursday, June 29

Internet Governance (Bradner; Post)
Case Study Role-Play (Moderator: Worona )
We'll dramatize a technology policy story from current headlines, with audience members serving as (unrehearsed) protagonists. Some past titles: "The Dean's Hard Drive", "The Departmental Data Spill", and "dvdecrypt.com". One of the most popular features of the Annual Seminar, the role play is both entertaining and enlightening.
Copyright 101 (Harper ; McDonald )
Institutional copyright policies continue to command the attention of technology staff and other campus administrators. This session will start with the basics of copyright law and move on to cover a range of issues from ownership of copyrighted works to uses of works created by others. Throughout, the focus will be on exploring campus policy options in the context of the existing legal framework and we'll include extended time for discussion.
Copyright Hot Topic: Google (Band; Harper)
This session will feature discussions of the Google Library Project and Fair Use Questions, Legislative Reform for Orphan Works, and Litigation on E-Reserves and Course Management Systems.

Friday, June 30

Privacy Law and Policy (McDonald )
What to Watch for Next (Moderators: Mitrano; Worona)
Facilitated by ICPL's co-directors and calling on the cumulative expertise of our speakers and audience, this session is a look over the horizon, speculating on the otherwise unmentioned hot topics we're likely to confront between this seminar and next year's.

Institute for Computer Policy and Law (ICPL) Annual Seminars Thirteenth Annual ICPL Seminar Twelfth Annual ICPL Seminar Eleventh Annual ICPL Seminar Tenth Annual ICPL Seminar Ninth Annual ICPL Seminar		Eleventh Annual ICPL Seminar June 27-30, 2006 Ithaca, NY Presentations Learn more about the EDUCAUSE/Cornell Institute for Computer Policy and Law. Tuesday, June 27 Welcome and Introductions (Mitrano; Worona) Introduction to the Laws that Apply in Cyberspace (Hamilton ) Legal Presence, Copyright, and Plagiarism in an Open Access Repository (Ginsparg ) Information Security and Data Breach Notification (Mitrano; Schuster ) Dinner Keynote (Palfrey) Wednesday, June 28 P2P (Peer-to-Peer) Litigation and Policy (Beckerman; Hamilton ) CALEA (Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act) (Carlson ; Thomas; Worona ) Network Neutrality (Bradner ; Thomas; Worona ) Bots, Spyware, and Virus Scans: Who Owns the Desktop? (Azoff ; Bradner ; Schuster ) Thursday, June 29 Internet Governance (Bradner; Post) Case Study Role-Play (Moderator: Worona ) We'll dramatize a technology policy story from current headlines, with audience members serving as (unrehearsed) protagonists. Some past titles: "The Dean's Hard Drive", "The Departmental Data Spill", and "dvdecrypt.com". One of the most popular features of the Annual Seminar, the role play is both entertaining and enlightening. Copyright 101 (Harper ; McDonald ) Institutional copyright policies continue to command the attention of technology staff and other campus administrators. This session will start with the basics of copyright law and move on to cover a range of issues from ownership of copyrighted works to uses of works created by others. Throughout, the focus will be on exploring campus policy options in the context of the existing legal framework and we'll include extended time for discussion. Copyright Hot Topic: Google (Band; Harper) This session will feature discussions of the Google Library Project and Fair Use Questions, Legislative Reform for Orphan Works, and Litigation on E-Reserves and Course Management Systems. Friday, June 30 Privacy Law and Policy (McDonald ) What to Watch for Next (Moderators: Mitrano; Worona) Facilitated by ICPL's co-directors and calling on the cumulative expertise of our speakers and audience, this session is a look over the horizon, speculating on the otherwise unmentioned hot topics we're likely to confront between this seminar and next year's.
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