[Fwd: OUT-LAW Breakfast Seminar - Creative uses of IP - 20 May 2008 - Birmingham]

I wish I could go to this and look at it from a Free Software and Free 
Culture perspective, unfortunately it's a bit far for me.
Also: shame on the term Intellectual Property.

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Subject: OUT-LAW Breakfast Seminar - Creative uses of IP - 20 May 2008
- Birmingham
Date: 	Thu, 8 May 2008 10:49:03 +0100
From: 	[email protected] <[email protected]>
Reply-To: 	[email protected]
To: 	Tim <[email protected]>

*OUT-LAW Breakfast Seminar - Creative uses of IP
20 May 2008 - Birmingham*

Dear ,

We will shortly be finalising our numbers for our OUT-LAW Breakfast
Seminar: Creative uses of IP - and how to stop them. The event will take
place on Tuesday 20 May 2008 in Birmingham. The outline of the seminar
is as follows:

  From website-scraping to user-generated content, a threat to one
company's intellectual property is an opportunity to another. Exploring
the strengths and weaknesses of IP laws, we ask: how should the
rights-holder keep control in a Web 2.0 market? Our lawyers present both
sides of the story:

      *  Permitted uses of content and brands
      *  Controlling that use and protecting value
      *  Parody marketing: using a proposed new law

The seminar is free. Registration, breakfast and networking from 8am;
and the talk begins 8.30am and end at 9.30am. The event will be held in
our office at Colmore Circus.

For more information and online booking, see:www.out-law.com/page-6024
<http://PinsentMasons.slxcrm.com/mail_redirect.asp?Test=F&Campaign=Q6UJ9A0ZTWIB&Zone=Q6UJ9A0ZTWID&UserID=C6UJ9A0066CV&[email protected]>

If you think a colleague might be interested in these events, feel free
to forward this email.

Kind regards
The OUT-LAW Team



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