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Date & Time:
16:00:00 - 17:00:00,
Friday 7 March, 2008
16:00:00 - 17:00:00,
Friday 7 March, 2008
About
Perhaps surprisingly for some, data and databases are not a ‘rights free’ area where no intellectual property rights apply. Open Data Commons was started to provided free and open source software and Creative Commons style licensing solutions for data — open data. The legal tools being developed have implications both in terms of open access to scientific research and in enabling the semantic web. This talk will discuss the Open Data Commons legal tool — the Public Domain Dedication & Licence — and place this work within the greater context of open access and new generations of web tools.
Data Dump to delete
Speakers
- Name: Jordan Hatcher
- Affiliation: Lawyer and Researcher
- Role:
- URL: http://opencontentlawyer.com/
- Bio: Jordan Hatcher is a lawyer and researcher with a focus on intellectual property and Internet law, especially issues surrounding open licensing solutions such as Creative Commons and open data. He has a JD in law from the University of Texas, and a, LLM in IP and IT law from the University of Edinburgh. Jordan is also the author, together with Dr Charlotte Waelde, of the Open Data Commons set of legal tools.