The 12th Biennial Copyright Law and Practice Symposium was held in Sydney, at the Maritime Museum at Darling Harbour, on 17 and 18 November 2005. For the program, click here.

The table below shows which speakers have indicated that they will provide papers. There are also links to some of the powerpoint presentations. We are seeking to add more powerpoints. There is also a link to the Attorney-General's speech.

The papers we receive will be published as an issue of Copyright Reporter in early 2006. The published papers will be sent to participants at the Copyright Symposium, members of the Copyright Society and subscribers to Copyright Reporter. The papers will also be available for purchase, including from our online shop.

We are looking at producing edited transcripts of presentations by speakers who are not providing papers, to be published in an issue of Copyright Reporter in 2006.

Paper	Speaker	Powerpoint	Paper?
Government’s copyright policy agenda	The Hon Philip Ruddock, Attorney-General		yes
Keynote address: The globalisation of copyright	The Right Honourable Sir Robin Jacob		yes
Fair Use? Fair Dealing?	Melissa de Zwart, Lecturer, Monash University	yes	yes
Fair use = fair go?	Kate Gilchrist, Lawyer, Australian Broadcasting Corporation		yes
Impact of digital technologies on global copyright developments	Lucinda Jones, Senior Legal Officer, World Intellectual Property Organization	yes	no
National Dimensions of the Public Domain: Creating commons-ism in one country?	David Vaile, Executive Director, Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre		yes
Copyleft in Software: A Practitioner's Experience	Rusty Russell, IP Policy adviser to Linux Australia	yes	no
Performers and the Creative Commons	Simon Whipp, Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance		yes
Copyleft in practice: issues & perspectives	Michael Fraser, Copyright Agency Limited		yes
The digital agenda: an international and  comparative review	Professor Sam Ricketson, Melbourne University, barrister	yes	yes
Intermediary Liability & the Digital Agenda	David Lindsay, Monash University	yes	yes
Technological challenges to creators and practitioners: navigating the developing jurisprudence	Michael Williams, Partner, Gilbert + Tobin		yes
Technological Challenges for Creative Commons Digital Licences	Renato Iannella, Program Leader, National ICT Australia	yes	no
New Technology: New Artefacts: New Conflicts	Professor William Caelli, Queensland University of Technology		no
Indigenous intellectual property update	Terri Janke, Principal, Terri Janke & Company		no
Practising Reality: Indigenous Interests in Intellectual Property	Dr Jane Anderson, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies		yes
Regional developments & free trade agreements	David Livingstone, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade		yes
Regional developments	Caroline Morgan, Copyright Agency Limited	yes
Economics & copyright: theory & practice	Theo Papadopoulos, Associate Professor, Victoria University		yes
Copyrights, clean air and bazaars: the economics of market marketing	Professor Flavio Menezes, CRA International; Australian National University		yes
Copyright Policy Discussion: Expanding from Parliament to the Courts through the Amicus Curiae	Mary Wyburn, Sydney University	yes	yes
Amicus briefs	Glenn McGowan, barrister		no
Amicus briefs	Richard Cobden, barrister		no