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The QUT e-Research project will hold a Legal Framework for e-Research Conference from 11th-12th July on Queensland’s Gold Coast.
This
conference aims to analyse the legal framework necessary to ensure the
effective take up of e-Research techniques in Australia. The conference
program will address issues, including:
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As part of my preparation for a recent talk, I looked at what Australian law blogs were out there: they are mostly IP related but are published by a range of practitioners, academics and students. But no big law firms.
Here’s my list here.
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The QUT Creative Commons and Open Content Licensing conference in January 2005 brought together leading thinkers on the internet, law and the importance of open content licensing in the digital age. (see my posts on Day 1 and Day 2 and video streams of the conference).
Drawing on the material presented Sydney University Press has now published Open Content Licensing: Cultivating the Creative Commons, edited by conference convenor Professor Brian Fitzgerald.
It is an excellent resource not just on legal issues but also for case studies on projects as disparate as art, education and gaming.
Both the hardcopy and the electronic version of the book have been published under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivatives licence.
A PDF of the entire work can be downloaded for free from the QUT e-Prints Archive. Individual chapters can be downloaded here.
via The House of Commons.
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I attended Simon Lewis’ Sinch Online Legal Services Conference 2007 last Thursday.
My overall impression is that there are a number of Australian lawyers actively using the web to deliver their services, whether to consumers, businesses, governments or to other lawyers and accountants. Some are at an early stage while others are well advanced.
There was vibrant discussion about business models and billing methods as well as technology.
Presenters and case studies discussed included:
Thank you Simon for organising this forum.
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