Event
The Muses’ Scribe: Nexus of Art and Law
Monday, February 15, 2010 13:00to16:00
Chancellor Day Hall
3644 rue Peel, Montreal, QC, H3A 1W9, CA
Panel I - IP Theory [starting 13h00]
- Prof. David Lametti: "IP and Virtue" - How an understanding of the Virtue Ethics of IP illuminates certain Doctrines in ©, Patent and TM.
- Prof. Pierre-Emmanuel Moyse: "From Borrowing Laws to Borrowing Culture" - Legal Imperialism in Copyright History
- Prof. Tina Piper: "'Separate Voices: IP in Music's Culture"
- Sérgio Muñoz Sarmiento: "True Dissent Needs No First Amendment Protection"
Panel II - Copyright Current Issues [starting
14h15]
- RIPP: Benjamin Flight, Keiran Gibbs, Matthew Hiscock, and Brodie MacRae: "Implications of international Copyright Agreements and Treaties, ACTA and their implications for domestic Copyright Law"
- Sérgio Muñoz Sarmiento: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times"
Panel III - IP as it pertains to Visual and Performing Arts [starting 15h15]
- Mara Verna: "Performance as a means to re-negotiate the social contract and apply the lens of legal theory"
- Sérgio Muñoz Sarmiento: "Intellectual Property: The Labor of Love"