>Apologies for cross-listings. > >Over the next month, working with a number of other organizations inside >and outside the law school, the Duke Fellowship Program in Public Domain >and the Public Interest is putting on a series of conferences -- on >digital public interest law, (March 1), >http://www.law.duke.edu/ip/digitalpi/ on the future of the FCC >(March 25th) and on musical sampling and intellectual property. (March >30th). http://www.law.duke.edu/musicandtheft/ >All are welcome -- from inside or outside of the Duke community. >Please announce, repost and redistribute. > >Our first event comes this Friday. On March 1, Duke Law School will be >hosting a Digital Public Interest Law panel in Room 3043 from 12:15 - >1:30 p.m. Four renowned attorneys from various digital public interest >organizations will be discussing their careers and current projects in >information advocacy. A reception will follow on the 3rd floor loggia >with wine and hors d'oeuvres from Foster's Market. > >The purpose of the panel is to introduce the Duke Law community to the >growing field of digital public interest law, which combines >intellectual property, communications law, public interest and First >Amendment issues. Panelists will include: > >- Mikal Condon, Electronic Privacy Information Center >- John Morris, Center for Democracy and Technology >- Andrew Jay Schwartzman, Media Access Project >- Gigi B. Sohn, Public Knowledge > >The panel discussion is sponsored by the Duke Fellowship Program in the >Public Interest, Intellectual Property and the Public Domain, with >additional support from the Duke Law and Technology Review, Public >Interest Law Foundation, Intellectual Property & Cyberlaw Society and >the Office of Career Services. > >If you would like additional information on the panelists and the >public interest organizations they represent, please refer to >http://www.law.duke.edu/ip/digitalpi/. >(Particular thanks to Christine Soares for all of her hard work in >arranging this event) >Hope to see you there! > > >_____________________________ >James Boyle >Professor of Law >Duke University Law School >Science Drive & Towerview >Box 90360 >Durham, NC 27708-0360 >919 613-7287 ph. >(Assistant: Eileen Wojciechowski >919 613-7206) >boyle@law.duke.edu >Home Page & Essays http://james-boyle.com ----- End forwarded message -----
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