The role of copyright in the digital transformation of the cultural heritage sector
5 - 6 OCTOBER 2020 | WEB CONFERENCE
Exterieur van de bibliotheek van de Humboldtuniversiteit te Berlijn, Rijksmuseum, Public Domain europeana.eu @EuropeanaEU THE ROLE OF COPYRIGHT IN THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGE SECTOR
Day 1
Monday, 5 October 2020 Day 1 13:00 - 17:30 CEST "The role of copyright in the digital transformation of the cultural heritage sector"
13:00 - 13:30 Opening, test audio & video 14:15 - 15:00 Roundtable: Paul Keller, Independent, Publicspace.online OPENING Dorothea Zechmann, Head of Central Keynote, welcome and opening Administration, German National Library Anne Bergman, Director, Federation of European 13:30 - 13:40 Copyright in the digital age, Keynote, Gail Kent, Publishers Director of Data, DG CONNECT Moderated by Ariadna Matas, Policy Advisor, 13:40 - 13:50 Welcome speech by Frank Scholze, Director Europeana Foundation General of Deutsche Nationalbibliothek 15:00 - 15:30 Break 13:50 - 14:05 Setting the scene by Harry Verwayen, Executive Director, Europeana Foundation & Julia Fallon, SESSION 2 Community and Partner Engagement Manager, Exploring the legislative and policy environment Europeana Foundation around copyright 14:05 - 14:15 Break 15:30 - 15:35 Introduction to the breakout activity
SESSION 1 OPEN FOR PUBLIC 15:35 - 16:20 Breakout activity Past, present and future of copyright & digital transformation - opportunities in the copyright in the SESSION 3 Digital Single Market Directive Close of day 1
16:20 - 16:30 Conclusions day 1 by Julia Fallon, Community and Partner Engagement Manager, Europeana Foundation
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Day 2
Tuesday, 6 October 2020 Day 2 10:00 - 13:25 CEST "The role of copyright in the digital transformation of the cultural heritage sector"
09:30 - 10:00 Opening, test audio & video 11:00 - 11:30 Break
OPENING 11:30 - 11:45 A collaborative framework for assessing copyright Opening and welcome risks by Fred Saunderson, Rights and Information Manager, National Library of Scotland 10:00 - 10:15 Recap and setting the scene by Julia Fallon, Community and Partner Engagement Manager, Europeana 11:45 - 12:00 Defining Open Access to Cultural Heritage by Evelin Foundation Heidel, Creative Commons 10:15 - 10:30 The German draft for the transposition of the DSM directive regarding cultural heritage by Katharina Anton, SESSION 5 Legal officer, Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Workshop - communities and professionals Protection supporting each other on copyright
SESSION 4 OPEN FOR PUBLIC 12:00 - 12:05 Introduction to the breakout activity From policy to practice: copyright frameworks, standards 12:05 - 12:50 Breakout activity and case-studies to support the digital transformation of CHIs SESSION 6 10:30 - 10:40 A top-down approach for the adoption of Rights Conclusions and steps for progress Statements by Juozas Markauskas, President, 12:50 - 13:05 Wrap up by Julia Fallon, Community and Partner Baltic Audiovisual Archival Council Engagement Manager, Europeana Foundation 10:40 - 11:50 Copyright capacity building by Ariadna Matas, 13:05 - 13:25 Conclusions and end by Harry Verwayen, Policy Advisor, Europeana Foundation Executive Director, Europeana Foundation 10:50 - 11:00 Collective management supporting digital cultural 13:25 End of meeting heritage by Anke Schierholz, Director legal, VG Bild-Kunst
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Speakers
Gail Kent Director "CNECT G. Data" European Commission
Gail Kent is an official of the European Commission, based in Luxembourg. She is Director of Data in one of the largest Directorate Generals (DG CONNECT – Communications Networks, Content & Technology) and was throughout 2016 the acting Deputy Director General.
She studied at Cranfield University - Cranfield School of Management (MBA) and at University College London (BSc Econ). Her current responsibilities include both policy and programme management in the fields of Data Economy, promoting cultural heritage and removing digital barriers, such as language and accessibility. Last but not least, her Directorate promotes a better Internet for Children through the protection and empowerment of children online.
Frank Scholze Director General German National Library
Frank Scholze is the Director General of the German National Library (DNB) Previously he was the Director of Library Services at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) Frank has a MA in Art History and English Language and Literature from Stuttgart University and BA in Library and Information Science from Stuttgart Media University (HdM).
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Speakers
Harry Verwayen Executive Director Europeana Foundation
Harry is responsible for making sure that we meet our objectives as an organisation, and do that well. What he likes to do more than anything else though is to design and implement new business models that will change our way of thinking about heritage as an enabler of societal and economic growth. Quite taken lately by the developments of the sharing economy. A visual thinker, he needs a white board as much as a strong coffee. Mediocre football player, reasonable cook, aspiring photographer.
Julia Fallon Community and Partner Engagement Manager Europeana Foundation
Julia is the chair of the rights statements consortium. At Europeana, she is the manager of the Community and Partner Engagement Team - together we support the development of professionals and organizations working in and around digital cultural heritage. Together we lead the development of our digital programme & a knowledge hub of events, webinars and resources all supporting the sector in their digital transformation journey. Also passionate about supporting emerging professionals & advocating for inclusive and diverse conversations.
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Speakers
Paul Keller Publicspace.online Independent
Paul Keller is an activist and consultant working on the intersections of digital policy, copyright, technology and cultural heritage. On behalf of cultural heritage institutions he advocates for more flexible copyright policies that better align with the needs of an inclusive digital society. Paul serves as an expert observer on the Europeana Foundation Board.
In the past, as director of Kennisland, Paul has been instrumental in writing Europeana's Public Domain Charter and developing the Europeana Licensing Framework as well as the Europeana Publication Framework.
Dorothea Zechmann Head of Central Administration German National Library
In 1991, after studying law, politics and empirical cultural science at the Universities of Freiburg and Tübingen and having completed legal clerkship, starting at Deutsche Telekom Group. Performing various functions, since 1998 in a managerial position, i. e. labour law and collective bargaining; human resources; copyright, media and telecommunication law; competition and antitrust law; data protection; business area multimedia and broadcasting; compliance management, public policy and regulatory affairs. In 1998, passed part-time the degree of Master of Business Administration at Bradford University, UK. Since July 2008, Head of Central Administration of German National Library, therefore i. e. responsible for legal advice and public policy, i. e. copyright issues. 7 THE ROLE OF COPYRIGHT IN THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGE SECTOR
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Anne Bergman Director Federation of European Publishers
For the last several years, Anne has worked to support the European publishing community through her role as Director of the Federation of European Publishers. She actively participated in discussions throughout the adoption of the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive representing the views of the book industry. Anne is a medieval historian by training coupled with a legal degree in issues pertaining to IP law. She unsurprisingly loves reading, but also going to art shows and exhibitions, watching ballets, movies or listening to concerts.
Ariadna Matas Policy Advisor Europeana Foundation
Ariadna contributes to the management and development of Europeana’s policies and frameworks with a strong focus on copyright, and supports the implementation of them throughout the Europeana Network. Ariadna studied law in Spain, in Germany and in France and has a Master's in Intellectual Property Law. Before joining Europeana, Ariadna worked for the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) on copyright matters.
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Katharina Anton Legal officer Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection
Katharina Anton is a legal officer at the Copyright Unit of the German Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection. She was responsible for one of the previous reforms of the German Copyright Act which introduced new exceptions and limitations for teaching, scientific research and cultural heritage institutions. As an interim stage, she served as a legal officer in the Federal Ministry for Education and Science where she was working on funds for the digitisation of schools. She studied law in Germany and Norway.
Juozas Markauskas President Baltic Audiovisual Archival Council
Juozas Markauskas is the president of Baltic Audiovisual Archival Council (BAAC), member of Digitization Board at Lithuanian Ministry of Culture. He works as a consultant and project manager and has experience in developing and implementing national and international cultural heritage projects and strategies related to digitization, digital preservation and access. His main areas of interest are rights labelling and re-use of digital content; usability and accessibility of heritage services in a digital environment.
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Speakers
Anke Schierholz Director legal VG Bild-Kunst
Anke studies law and gained her PhD in copyright in Munich before she practised four years as a copyright lawyer in Berlin. Since 1999 she is director legal of VG Bild-Kunst, the German CMO for visual works. Sher regularly publishes on copyright and CMOs and is active in several international organisations. “CMOs are the natural partners for cultural heritage institutions: they offer unbureaucratic licenses as a one-stop-shop for the world repertoire and help to facilitate access to their members´s works whilst securing adequate remuneration for their members.” she says.
Fred Saunderson Rights and Information Manager National Library of Scotland
Fred Saunderson is Rights and Information Manager at the National Library of Scotland, where he leads on copyright, data protection, and records management. Fred chairs the UK Libraries and Archives Copyright Alliance (LACA) and is a member of the Europeana Copyright Community Steering Group, the UK Archives and Records Association Legislation and Standards Working Group, and the Copyright Evidence editorial board at the University of Glasgow’s CREATe centre.
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Evelin Heidel Contributor Creative Commons
Evelin Heidel is a longtime contributor of Creative Commons. Her main work has been around digital cultural heritage, the public domain, and copyright. Fellow at the Harvard Library Innovation Lab (2018) and International Visiting Scholar at the American University (2019). Currently is working on the Open GLAM initiative for CC.
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