[ecrea] CMCL 2010 Conference - Call for papers

> Media, Communications and Public Speech
> 2010 Conference of the CMCL–Centre for Media and Communications
> Law
> University of Melbourne Law School
> 25-26 November 2010
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> Call for Papers - Abstracts due 1 August 2010
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> Plenary Speakers include
> Professor Eva Hemmungs Wirtén, Professor in Library and Information
> Science, Uppsala University, Sweden. Recent publications include Terms
> of Use: Negotiating the Jungle of the Intellectual Commons
> (2008) and the co-edited Mashing-up Culture: the Rise of
> Usergenerated Content (2009).
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> Professor Peter K Yu, Kern Family Chair in Intellectual Property
> Law, Drake University Law School, US, whose work includes the edited
> Handbook on Intellectual Property and Global Development (2010)
> and the articles 'The Political Economy of Data Protection' and
> 'Intellectual Property and the Information Ecosystem'. 
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> Associate Professor Lisa M Austin, University of Toronto Faculty
> of Law, Canada. Publications include the co-edited Technology, Privacy
> and Justice (2007), the article ‘Information Sharing and the
> “Reasonable” Ambiguities of s 8 of the Charter' (2007) and the co-written
> report Model Policy for Access to Court Records in Canada (2005,
> in collaboration with Judges Technology Advisory Committee for the
> Canadian Judicial Council).
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> Papers are now invited from researchers in law, media studies and related
> fields for this international conference. Work is particularly welcome
> that focuses on interactions of public speech and media and
> communications law and policy.  Such research might engage
> with:
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> Content creation, use and re-use
> Copyright law, technology and control
> Defamation and public debate   
> Digital worlds and publics
> Futures of television
> Journalism and popular media
> Media access
> Media representations of law
> Networks and networking
> Privacy and publicity
> Public knowledge
> Public media 
> Reporting courts
> Trademarks and speech
> User-generated content
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> Please submit an abstract of up to 300 words including keywords and a
> biography of 100 words to
> (law-cmcl /at/ unimelb.edu.au).
> Selected papers will be considered for publication in the Media &
> Arts Law Review, after separate refereeing. Please indicate if you
> would like your paper considered for publication.
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> Call for Papers closes on 1 August 2010.
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> To print a copy of the Call for Papers click
> here.
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> Regards
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