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Saturday, May 11 • 1:00pm - 1:55pm
Authors Addenda: updating current forms and strategizing on adoption opportunities

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This session highlights the importance of options for retaining copyright for authors especially in the context of new university and funder OA policies that require faculty to retain some rights to make works openly accessible. The session will explore considerations that went into updating the SPARC Canadian Author Addendum and CC’s newest addenda offerings. While the Addendum is an important tool for authors who wish to retain their rights, it is essential to contextualize this tool within the framework of options for retaining rights.

Session notes:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qcZK9kWnXn8bmH2BdPHFPKxCSoRQJPeacnIp7t2FOdw/edit
Speakers
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Roger Gillis

Copyright and Digital Humanities Librarian, Dalhousie U, Dalhousie University / Public Knowledge Project
Roger Gillis is the Copyright and Digital Humanities Librarian at Dalhousie University. His diverse role and expertise extends to digital publishing, digital scholarship, and copyright.
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Jennifer Zerkee

Copyright Specialist, Simon Fraser University
Jennifer Zerkee is a Copyright Specialist in the Simon Fraser University Copyright Office (Canada), where she develops and delivers copyright education and provides copyright information to instructors, researchers, students, and staff. She has an interest in author rights, the publishing... Read More →
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Rosarie Coughlan

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Diane Peters

General Counsel, Creative Commons
I lead the legal team and legal programs at CC and a board member. Most recently, I'm co-leading the Open COVID Pledge Project at CC with Eric Steuer.

Saturday May 11, 2019 1:00pm - 1:55pm WEST
Dili Room, 4th Floor, Museu do Oriente Av. Brasília 352, 1350-279 Lisboa, Portugal
  Legal Policy and Copyright Reform

Attendees (30)