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• More information on moral rights: click here.
  

How to book

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Special offer

Get a $5 discount on a book for each training session you attend.

Where & when

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Adelaide	Mon 27 Oct 2008	2pm to 3:30pm	Art Gallery of South Australia
Brisbane	Mon 08 Sep 2008	2pm to 3:30pm	Department of Primary Industries & Fisheries
Canberra	Mon 03 Mar 2008	2pm to 3:30pm	Australian National University
Melbourne	Mon 28 Apr 2008	2pm to 3:30pm	Karstens at CQ
Perth	Mon 26 May 2008	2pm to 3:30pm	Melbourne Hotel Conference Centre
Sydney	Tue 17 Jun 2008	2pm to 3:30pm	State Library of NSW

Who this training is for

This training is for anyone who creates or uses or performs copyright material or who advises them and wants to learn about the moral rights of creators and audio performers. For example, writers, artists, musicians, film-makers, journalists, publishers, architects, arts administrators, copyright officers, and lawyers.

What's covered in the session

In this session you will learn about the legal protection in the Copyright Act for the reputations of creators and some performers (primarily when a sound recording is to be made of the performance, so they are referred to as “audio performers”). Topics include:

• when creators and audio performers must be attributed
• the integrity right and “derogatory treatment”
• how moral rights relate to copyright
• consequences of infringing moral rights
• compliance tips
• Indigenous communities & moral rights

Training presenters

For information about our presenters, click here.