IPSC 2002

schedule

Wednesday, August 7

7:00

Drinks at the Royalton

Hosted by Justin Hughes and Peter Yu

Thursday, August 8

Room 1008

Cardozo Law School

8:30		Breakfast
9:15		Welcoming Remarks
9:20		Roberta Kwall DePaul College of Law “Narrative, Creation, and Copyright” (developed from the author's previous article: "Author-Stories:" Narrative's Implications for Moral Rights and Copyright's Joint Authorship Doctrine, 75 S. Cal. L. Rev. 1 (2001))
10:00		Susan Scafidi Dedman School of Law, Southern Methodist University "Property, Culture, and Time”
10:40		Coffee Break
11:00		Mark Lemley Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California at Berkeley “Are the U.S. Patent Priority Rules Really Necessary?”
11:40		Arti Rai University of Pennsylvania Law School “Facts, Law, and Policy: An Allocation-of-Powers Approach to Patent Reform”
12:20		Cynthia Ho Loyola University School of Law--Chicago "Moving TRIPS Forward from the Doha Conference"
1:00		Lunch
2:00		Peter Yu Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University “The Copyright Divide: A Comparative Inquiry into the Causes of Massive Copyright Piracy”
2:40		Diane Zimmerman New York University School of Law "Authorship Without Ownership"
3:20		Shubha Ghosh University at Buffalo Law School, SUNY “Manufacturing Law: Copyright Doctrine and Functional Expressions”
4:00		Coffee Break
4:20		Joseph Liu Boston College Law School "An Empirical Study of the DMCA’s Impact on Encryption Research"
5:00		Michael Madison University of Pittsburgh School of Law “The Fairness of File Sharing”
5:40		Michael Meurer Boston University School of Law “Sharing Copyrighted Works and Patented Technology”
6:45		Dinner Borgo Antico 22 E. 13th Street

Friday, August 9. 2002

Room 1008

Cardozo Law School

9:00		Breakfast
9:30		Peter Menell Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California at Berkeley “Defusing the Termination of Transfers Time Bomb” Also of interest to participants: Envisioning Copyright Law’s Digital Future
10:10		Michael Carrier Rutgers School of Law—Camden “Solving the Patent-Antitrust Intersection with a Three- Dimensional Construct of Exclusion”
10:50		Coffee Break
11:10		Ann Bartow University of South Carolina School of Law “Nimmer and the Norms of Copyright Jurisprudence”
11:50		Jacqueline Lipton Case Western Reserve University School of Law "Matters of Fact: Refocusing the Database Debate"
12:30		Lunch
1:30		Timothy Holbrook Chicago-Kent College of Law “International Implications of Patent Infringement via Offers to Sell”
2:10		Paul Heald University of Georgia School of Law "The Quantum Mechanics of Patent Valuation"

Commentators and Participants:

C. Edwin Baker

University of Pennsylvania Law School

Robert Brauneis

The George Washington University Law School

Michael W. Carroll

Villanova University School of Law

Graeme B. Dinwoodie

Chicago-Kent College of Law

Llew Gibbons

University of Toledo School of Law

Wendy J. Gordon

Boston University School of Law

Justin Hughes

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University

Michael Meadow

Brooklyn Law School

Kazuo Makino

Faculty of Law, Kokushikan University, Japan

Dawn C. Nunziato

The George Washington University Law School

Katherine J. Strandburg

DePaul College of Law