[pd-discuss] PD Working Group

[Sara Wingate Gray]

Hello everyone on the PD-discuss list,
my name's Sara, and I'm helping out to co-ordinate actions for the Public Domain Working Group amongst others things at OKF.
Following on from Jonathan's rolling ball yesterday, one of the things we'd like to do with the Working Group on the Public Domain is to extend some formal invitations.
To this end, we'd like to start compiling a list of parties to invite. If you could throw some ideas in the ring, that would be great, and I'll add them to the PD WG wiki as we go along (which is here: http://wiki.okfn.org/wg/publicdomain). People associated with Public Domain Centres, PD Calculators etc. are the obvious candidates, but do please feel free to suggest parties who you think would be able to contribute relevantly. Likewise, if you know of a particular candidate based at or affiliated with any of the Centers, who we would be able to contact, this would be helpful. Suggestions so far:

  * Center for the Study of the Public Domain (Duke University, USA)
  * Séverine Dusollie (Department of Intellectual Property Rights, Research Center for Computer & Law, University of Namur, Belgium)
  * Copyright & Fair Use Center (Stanford University, USA)
  * Copyright Information Center (Cornell University, USA)
  * Institute for Information Law (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

Looking forward to discussing further at our new monthly meetings...

best
Sara


Sara Wingate Gray
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On 12 Jan 2010, at 23:51, Jonathan Gray wrote:

> Just to let everyone know, we are going to start the ball rolling with
> the OKF Working Group on the Public Domain:
> 
>  http://wiki.okfn.org/wg/publicdomain
> 
> Part of this will be having monthly meetings to coordinate activities,
> including public domain calculators, publicdomainworks.net and so on.
> We are currently looking at having these at 1630 GMT / 1730 CET on the
> fourth Tuesday of every month. Is this generally an alright time? If
> this is difficult for many people, we can look to find another slot
> that works...
> 
> Hence we hope the first meeting will take place on 26th January at 1630 GMT!
> 
> -- 
> Jonathan Gray
> 
> Community Coordinator
> The Open Knowledge Foundation
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> 
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