Registration for the EOD (eBooks on Demand) conference on the 6-7 June 2013 in Tartu (Estonia) is open: http://www.utlib.ee/eod2013!
The conference takes place under the topic:
„To Digitise or not to Digitise: Copyright, Public Domain, Orphan Works and Other Issues“.
The conference explores the ways how libraries could confidently make decisions about materials to be digitised, based on current and future legislation, and thus meet the users needs in maximum.
The speakers at the conference are:
– Dr. Harald Müller, Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law: Orphan works – the new EC directive and its implementation
– Dr. Que Anh Ha, University of Innsbruck: ARROW+
– Patrick Peiffer, National Library of Luxembourg: Public Domain Calculator
– Dr. Rainer Kuhlen, ENCES: Knowledge ecology and knowledge economy interests can be made compatible
– Dr. Gudrun Wirtz, Bavarian State Library: Between legal restrictions, technological possiblities and user needs – the acquisition strategy of German Open Access Repository for East European Studies „OstDok“
– Dr. Aleksei Kelli, University of Tartu: The authorial rights in the
digital economy
– Karmen Linask, National Library of Estonia: Digital collections and legal challenges in Estonia
– Jerker Ryden, National Library of Sweden: Interlibrary loan in the future – how to fix the digital link
On the second day, in the afternoon, the EOD network meeting takes place
and is open to all interested parties.
Additional information and registration: http://www.utlib.ee/eod2013.
Looking forward to meet you in Tartu!
University of Innsbruck Library, the coordinator of the EOD network University of Tartu Library