Re: [FYI] (Fwd) [NETLAW-L] Vortrag Sony in Münster

[Heiko Recktenwald <uzs106@ibm.rhrz.uni-bonn.de>]

> Dr. Balthasar Schramm, in Münster zum Thema "Kazaa und DRM. Die

Was hat das miteinander zu tun? Nichts, solange analoge Kopien moeglich
bleiben und mp3s. Es nervt hoechtens, die Kopien nicht digital anfertigen
zu koennen, wie es dem Stand der Technik entspricht, gibt eine schlechte
Anmutung, macht die Industrie noch unsympatischer. CDs sind zu teuer, die
Musik der major labels ist ueberwiegend Schrott. An Privatkopien liegt das
nicht.


Ausserdem beisst sich der Termin mit:


      Thursday, February 27- Saturday, March 1, 2003  



      Boalt Hall School of Law and the School of Information Management and Systems at the University of California, Berkeley are pleased to announce this year's groundbreaking conference on digital rights management. 

       

      As industry increasingly embraces digital delivery systems and looks to develop and implement technological protection measures to protect their information, it is increasingly important for you to understand how your work intersects with intellectual property, privacy, and contract law.

       

      We invite you to join leaders from industry, academia, government, and the nonprofit sector such as Mozelle Thompson (Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission), Congresswomen Zoe Lofgren (D-California), Cary Sherman (General Counsel, Recording Industry Association of America), Lucky Green (cypherpunks.to), Larry Lessig (Professor of Law, Stanford University), Edward Felten, (Professor of Computer Science, Princeton University), Mike Chartier (Director of Regulator Policy of Wireless Group, Intel), and Barb Fox (Senior Software Architect, Cryptography and Digital Rights Management, Microsoft Corporation) and many more to discuss the legal, technological, and policy landscape of digital rights management systems, learn about recent developments, and debate the future balance of content protection, fair use, and privacy.

       

      Please join us for this year's conference, Feb. 27-Mar. 1, and don't get left behind in the most important change in the area of law and technology today. 

       

      Registration for the Thursday tutorial and Friday and Saturday conference are both limited, so visit http://www.law.berkeley.edu/bclt/drm/ today for more information and online registration. 
     

      Please forward this announcement to any interested colleagues. 







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