[Ohiodig] Music in Copyright Law -- Still time to register!

[Carleton, Janet]

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[Keeping the Beat: Copyright Law in Music]<https://t.e2ma.net/click/m6hbn/q9ih0j/yr2i3d>

Registration open through Tuesday, Sept. 11
Time is running out to register for the 2018 Miami University Libraries Copyright Conference, Wednesday-Thursday, Sept. 26-27, 2018, on the campus of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Register now!<https://t.e2ma.net/click/m6hbn/q9ih0j/ek3i3d>
The Schedule
In its second year, the Miami University Copyright Conference focuses on the intricacies of music copyright law. "Keeping the Beat: Copyright Law in Music" brings together legal experts, educators and other thought leaders for a first of its kind focus on an emerging topic. Session topics<https://t.e2ma.net/click/m6hbn/q9ih0j/uc4i3d> are intended to prepare conference participants to address music copyright issues at their institutions and include:
· Music Copyright Boot Camp: An in-depth look at the sections of U.S. copyright law that deal with music.
· Music Copyright Law Court Cases & Legislative Development: An overview of notable music copyright law court cases and recent legislative developments.
· Music Copyright & Libraries – Trends and Issues: Explore the specific ways in which music copyright law impacts libraries.
· Using Music on Campus – Licensing & Other Questions: Explore the many ways libraries and academic institutions use music on campus, including teaching, student recitals, entertainment, events and more.
· I Want to Get Paid! How do songwriters and musicians get paid for their creations? Learn about how songwriters and musicians can commercialize their creations and get paid for the works they create.
· Legislation Update: New legislation introduced to Congress proposes revisions to music copyright law. We will explore this legislation with an eye on how it may impact the services and resources we provide to members of our campus communities.
· Putting it All Together: An expert panel of presenters provides tips and recommendations on how conference participants can help address music copyright issues at their institution.
The Presenters
· Kenneth D. Crews - Attorney, author, professor and international copyright consultant.
· Kathleen DeLaurenti - Head librarian of the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University's Arthur Friedheim Library..
· Eric Harbeson - Assistant professor and music special collections librarian at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
· Nazareth "Naz" Pantaloni - Head of copyright programs at Indiana University Libraries.
· Carrie Russell - Director for the Program on Public Access to Information for the American Library Association's Office for Information Technology Policy (OITP).
· Jason Sloan - Assistant General Counsel at the U.S. Copyright Office.
· Maria Scheid - Copyright services specialist with copyright services at The Ohio State University Libraries.
· Ty Turley Trejo - Assistant direct of licensing for the copyright licensing office at Brigham Young University.
Questions?
Contact Carla Myers, coordinator of scholarly communications, at 513-529-3935 or myersc2 at miamioh.edu<mailto:myersc2 at miamioh.edu?subject=Miami%20University%20Copyright%20Conference>. Or visit the full conference website for more details and regular updates at CopyrightConference.lib.MiamiOH.edu<https://t.e2ma.net/click/m6hbn/q9ih0j/a54i3d>.








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