31 OCTOBER 2022
10.30- 10.45 - Welcome speeches
Professor Tasos Christofides, Rector of the University of Cyprus
Associate Professor Constantinos Kombos, Chair of the Law Department, University of Cyprus
Dr. Elena Theodoulou, President of the Organisation for European Programs and Cultural Relationships
10.45-11.00 - Introduction
General Introduction
Tatiana Eleni Synodinou, Professor of Private Law, Department of Law, University of Cyprus Presentation of reCreating Europe’s report and database on copyright flexibilities
Caterina Sganga, Associate Professor of Comparative Private Law, Sant’ Anna School of Advanced Studies-Pisa
Caterina Sganga, Associate Professor of Comparative Private Law, Sant’ Anna School of Advanced Studies-Pisa
Panel 1 - Copyright law exceptions, limitations and limits: in progress or in danger?
Round One– Copyright limits
Chair: Tatiana Eleni Synodinou
11.00-11.15- Internal delimitation: originality, ideas and facts
Marie-Christine Jannsens, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, University of Leuven (KU Leuven), Head of Unit of the KU Leuven Centre for IT & IP Law (CiTiP)
11.15- 11.30 The present and future of the public domain
Eleonora Rosati, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Stockholm University
11.30-11.45 Free use" v. "adaptation" revisited: Will the CJEU further flexibilize copyright's boundaries?
Thomas Dreier, Professor of Law, /Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Round Two– Public regulatory sources
Chair: Caterina Sganga
11.45-12.00 Imperative flexibility stemming for the aims and objectives of the European Union
Bernd Justin Jutte, Assistant Professor in Intellectual Property Law, University College Dublin
12.00-12.15 Global mandatory fair use
Lionel Bently, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, University of Cambridge and Tanya Aplin, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, King's College London
12.15.- 12. 30 Copyright Exceptions as User Rights – Has the Time Come for a Status Upgrade?
Martin Senftleben, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Director of the Institute for Information Law (IViR), University of Amsterdam
Q&A 12.30 - 13.00
13.00. – 14.00 Lunch break
Panel 2 – Private regulatory sources and actors
Chair: Sean M. Fiil-Flynn14.00 -14.15 Regulating Online Content Moderation: Introduction of Due Process standards
Orit Fischman Afori, Associate Professor, College of Management Academic Studies (COLMAN), Haim Striks School of Law
14.15-14.30 An empirical study on EULAs impact on copyright flexibilities
Peter Mezei, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Szeged, Adjunct Professor (Dosentti) – University of Turku
14.30 -14.45 On platforms and copyright flexibilities
Sebastian Schwemer, Associate Professor of Law, CIIR, University of Copenhagen
Q&A 14.45-15.00
Roundtable – Towards a new equilibrium in EU copyright law? Perspective from policy makers, the judiciary and stakeholders
Chair: Marie-Christine Jannsens
15.00 -15.15 Marco Giorello - Head of the Copyright Unit, DG CNCT, European Commission
15.00 -15.15 Marco Giorello - Head of the Copyright Unit, DG CNCT, European Commission
15.15-15.30 Maciej Szpunar, 1st Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the EU
15.30-15.45 Marc du Moulin –Secretary General, European Composer and Songwriter Alliance (ECSA)
15.30-15.45 Marc du Moulin –Secretary General, European Composer and Songwriter Alliance (ECSA)
Q&A 15.45-.16.00
16.00-16.30 Presentation of the “Creative Europe” Programme and the “Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values” Programme
Nenad Bogdanovic, Planning and Development Coordinator, Organization for European Programs and Cultural Relations, Head of Creative Europe Desk and CERV National Contact Point Cyprus
16.30– 17. 15 Coffee break
Panel 3 - New paradigms for copyright flexibilities
Chair: Eleonora Rosati17.15-17.30 Openness commodified
Leo Pascault, Ph.D. candidate at the Sciences Po Law School
17.30-17.45 How big should the room for creativity be in the house of public domain?
Cristiana Sappa, Associate Professor, IESEG Scool of Management, Lille
17.45 -18.00 From freedom of access to the metaverse, the nebulous notion of interoperability in Copyright law
Philippe Jougleux, Associate Professor, Law School, European University Cyprus
18.00 -18.15 Research exception in comparative copyright law
Sean M. Fiil-Flynn, Associate Director, American University Washington College of Law, Luca Schirru Executive Director at the Brazilian Copyright Institute, Michael Palmedo, Post Doc Research Fellow, American University Washington College of Law, Andres Izquierdo, Senior Research Analyst, American University Washington College of Law
18.15-18.30 The Copyright Property Paradigm and the Impact of the Covid19 Pandemic
Kevin O’Sullivan, Assistant Professor in Private and Intellectual Property Law, Dublin City University
Q&A - 18.30-19.00
1 NOVEMBER 2022
Panel 4 - Towards more flexible rights, fixed concepts or new horizons?
Chair: Tanya Aplin10.00-10.15 How much "new" public is too much? CJEU's VG Bild-Kunst judgment and non-exhaustive control over work's consumption
Liliia Oprysk, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Bergen
10.15-10.30 A right to rule them all? Rethinking the right of communication to the public
Ioannis Revolidis, Resident Academic Lecturer, University of Malta
10.30-10.45 Copyright and e-lending through the lens of the CJEU: copyright limitations of digital consumption
Matteo Frigeri, Researcher, CREATe, University of Glasgow
Q&A 10.45-11.00
Panel 5 - Copyright flexibilities and the role of platforms
Chair: Peter Mezei11.00-11.15 Algorithmic propagation: do property rights in data increase bias in content moderation?
Thomas Margoni, Research Professor of Intellectual Property Law, KU Leuven and CiTiP, Joao Quintais, Assistant Professor of Intellectual Property Law, IViR, University of Amsterdam, Sebastian Schwemer, Associate Professor of Law, CIIR, University of Copenhagen
11.15-11.30 Cover songs, Remixes, and Copyright: An empirical examination of users’ interactions with notice and takedown procedures on YouTube
Giorgos Vrakas, PhD, University of Edinburgh
11.30-11.45 Copyright Governance by Algorithms: rules and standards on algorithmic transparency
Aline Iramina, Ph.D. student and Researcher, University of Glasgow School of Law and UK Copyright and Creative Economy Centre (CREATe)
Q&A 11.45-12. 00
Panel 6 - Copyright exceptions and limitations: the evolution of the EU acquis
Round One
Chair: Thomas Dreier12.00 -12.15 Exceptions and limitations in the DSM Directive
Maria Daphne Papadopoulou, Dr., Acting Director of the Hellenic Copyright Organization, Counsellor-at-law, Post-Doc Researcher, Ionian University
12.15-12.30 The interplay between the new press publishers’ right and the pre-existing exceptions
Ana Lazarova, PhD, Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski’, Bulgaria, Chair of Digital Republic Association
12.30-12.45 Private copying in the cloud
Philipp Homar, Chair of Intellectual Property, Johannes Kepler University Linz /University of Continuing Education Krems
12. 45-13. 00 Zen and the Art of Repair Manuals: Enabling a Participatory Right to Repair Through an Autonomous Concept of EU Copyright Law
Anthony D. Rosborough, PhD Researcher, European University Institute
Q&A 13.00-13.15
13.15-14.15 Lunch break
Round two
Chair: Bernd Justin Jutte14.15-14.30 Accessibility Duties and Copyright Law - Considering the case of media players
Abigail Rekas, Lecturer, Universität Augsburg
14.30 -14.45 What should we mean with pastiche in a copyright context?
Martin Taimr Bird & Bird, Junior Associate
14.45- 15.00 Internet memes as an element of free speech online
Matija Damjan, Assistant Professor, University of Ljubljana
15.00 – 15.15 Artificial Intelligence Systems as Facilitators of Online Education – Enabling a Sustainable Education in a Post-pandemic EU
Branka Marusic, Senior lecturer in EU law, Stockholm University
Q&A 15.15 – 15.30
Panel 7 - Creativity between copyright flexibilities and contract
Chair: Orit Fischman Afori15.30-15.45 Remuneration or exception? Compelling issues for sampling and remix artists after “Kraftwerk”
Rudolf Leska, Assistant Professor, University of Finance and Administration, Prague, and Pavel Zahrádka, Associate Professor of Media Studies, Palacky University, Olomouc, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
15.45-16.00 Codes of best practices in creative reuse: making copyright flexibilities a viable option for creators
Bartolomeo Meletti, Creative Director and Lecturer, CREATe, University of Glasgow and Stef van Gompel, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Vrije Universitet Amsterdam
16.00-16.15 Licensing access and fostering creativity online
Georgia Jenkins, PhD Candidate, Queen Mary University of London
16.15-16.30 Artificial intelligence as a vehicle for creativity in video games – any room for flexibility via contracts in copyright authorship claims
Alina Trapova, Assistant Professor in Law and Autonomous Systems, University of Nottingham
16.30-16.45 To opt-out or not to opt-out: music as data, an EU and UK perspective
Rachael Drury, PhD Candidate, University of Liverpool
Q&A 16.45- 17.15
17.15-17.45 Coffee Break
Roundtable with closing remarks
17.45 – 18.30
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