Fair Internet for Performers Campaign: the challenge of legislative change

Name: Fair Internet for Performers Campaign: the challenge of legislative change
Start: 2016-11-29
End: 2016-11-29
Location: Latner Room - St Peter's College

Speaker(s):

Dr Ananay Aguilar, Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, Faculty of Music, University of Cambridge

Series:

Intellectual Property Law Discussion Group (IPDG)

Associated with:

Oxford Intellectual Property Research Centre Intellectual Property Discussion Group

About the event

Event date:

29 November 2016

Event time:

12:30

Oxford week:

Venue:

Latner Room - St Peter's College

Organised by:

Intellectual Property Discussion Group

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Anany's current project focuses on performers’ position in relation to copyright law, by comparing performers’ rights with other copyrights, regarding their history, management and processes of legislative change. In this seminar she will discuss these, based on a case study on the Fair Internet for Performers Campaign (FIPC) being carried out with Adrian Aronsson-Storrier (Reading). Launched in May 2015, this EU campaign seeks to turn performers’ exclusive making available rights into rights to equitable remuneration. Drawing on interviews with stakeholders, she will reflect on the emerging discourses and will assess the success of the campaign so far.

Theme:

Intellectual Property Law