[Eril-l] Don’t Miss This Upcoming NISO Educational Event, May 22, 2019!

[NISO Announce]

Don’t Miss This Upcoming NISO Educational Event, May 22, 2019!



Register now to hear a variety of stakeholder perspectives on the
intricacies of sharing scholarly output in the digital workflows of today.



*Blurred Boundaries: Intellectual Property and Networked Sharing of Content
<https://www.niso.org/events/2019/05/blurred-boundaries-intellectual-property-and-networked-sharing-content>*

*NISO Virtual Conference, Wednesday, May 22, 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
(Eastern Time)*

What’s currently simmering in the realm of intellectual property? There’s
been talk of filtering technologies, making the Internet less hospitable to
re-use of content and images. There’s been talk of a “link tax”. In an age
when digital media collections may quickly be threatened by obsolescence,
what protections may be extended to an archive’s specialized focus on a
particular format (such as televised news) or delivery via a particular
social media platform?

Researchers seeking to disseminate their work to colleagues have adopted a
variety of academic networks as well as well-branded, subject-specific
archives to house their preprints. Here too there may be a bit of unease in
knowing where the boundaries of appropriate sharing lie. Will this platform
or that demonstrate compliance with a funder’s mandate? Is the work
adequately discoverable? Sometimes the appropriate avenue for sharing is
obvious and without pitfalls; other times, the sharing creates prickling
unease.

This session will bring together expert voices with a variety of
perspectives to discuss the challenges, the signposts for appropriate
handling and perhaps even concessions encountered in the usage, protection,
and preservation of digital content.

*Speakers (in alphabetical order)*

·      *Lisa Deluca*, Social Sciences Librarian, Seton Hall University;

·      *William Gunn*, Director of Scholarly Communications, Mendeley;

·      *Brian Mathews*, Associate Dean for Innovation, Preservation, and
Access, Carnegie Mellon University;

·      *Jennifer Kilpatrick,* Vice President/Editorial, SLACK, Inc.

·      *Mark Seeley*, Principal, SciPubLaw;

·      *Karen Stanwood*, Editorial Director, SLACK, Inc.

·      *Erin Owens*, Scholarly Communications Librarian, Sam Houston State
University.



A single registration allows you to gather an unlimited number of staff in
a conference or classroom setting to listen in to leaders in the
profession.



Even if staff is unable to attend the live broadcast due to scheduling
conflicts or travel, links to the archived recording are sent within 24-48
hours of the event to maximize the value of your training dollars.



Paying by credit card? Use *this form.
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Need to use some other means of payment? Complete *this form.
<https://www.niso.org/sites/default/files/events/2018-11/2019%20Virtual%20Conference%20Registration%20Form_1.pdf>*

Have questions? Get in touch:

NISO

3600 Clipper Mill Road

Suite 302

Baltimore, MD 21211-1948

Phone: +1.301.654.2512

Email: nisohq at niso.org
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