Wednesday, 10 October 2001
	Copyright, licensing and consortia
	9:00 hrs	Copyright and licensing in the digital age (Teatro) what is copyright? which (electronic) library activities can cause copyright infringements? licensing issues the rights of authors and employers Toby Bainton Secretary, SCONUL (Society of College, National and University Libraries), UK
	10:30 hrs	Coffee/tea (coffee room behind the Teatro)
	11:00 hrs	UK experiences with consortia and licensing (Teatro) site licensing the National Electronic Site License Initiative NESLI (http://www.nesli.ac.uk) practical experiences Frederick Friend Director Scholarly Communication, University College London, UK
	11:45 hrs	Break (Teatro)
	12:00 hrs	Consortia and licensing in the United States: The OhioLINK experience (Teatro) OhioLINK (http://www.ohiolink.edu) practical experiences e-use of non subscribed journals David Kohl Dean for Libraries, University of Cincinnati, 640 Langsam Library, USA
	13:00 hrs	Lunch (Sala Rossa or Loggia)
	14:15 hrs	Supply and demand of printed and electronic material in economics (Teatro) websites and working papers perspective as a managing editor layers of information and certification Prof. Giuseppe Bertola Full-time Professor, Department of Economics, European University Institute, and Professore Ordinario (on leave), University of Torino, IT
	15:00 hrs	University-publisher relationship revisited (Teatro) the Dutch consortium its strategy towards scientific publishing houses priority to fundamental strategic issues over negotiating financial terms copyright and exploitation rights in relation to university (pre-print) document servers experimenting with new business models for a distributed electronic publishing environment university strategy with regard to information in education and research first results of negotiations Hans Roosendaal Executive Board, Professor and Director Scientific Information, University of Twente, NL
	16:00 hrs	Coffee/tea (coffee room behind the Teatro)
	16:15 hrs	Workshop / discussion (Teatro, Sala 1, Sala 3, President's conference room, Library room 17) Frederick Friend Director Scholarly Communication, University College London, UK Hans Geleijnse Director of Information Service and Systems, European University Institute, IT Toby Bainton Secretary, SCONUL (Society of College, National and University Libraries), UK David Kohl Dean for Libraries, University of Cincinnati, 640 Langsam Library, USA Hans Roosendaal Executive Board, Professor and Director Scientific Information, University of Twente, NL
	17:30 hrs	End of sessions, there will be no joint dinner

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