This seminar will get you past the rhetoric and the politics and give you an analysis of the implications for copyright law of two important recent cases: the iiNet case and the Telstra phone directories case.

Both cases involved a careful analysis of technology by the courts. To what extent were the outcomes in these cases affected by the technology concerned?

The speakers will look at the legal implications of the cases, and the extent to which the controversy surrounding each arises from the law and the facts.

Speakers

• Michael Hall, barrister
• Anne Flahvin, Special Counsel, Baker & McKenzie

When: 2 March 2010, 6pm presentation, followed by drinks at about 7pm (registration from 5:30pm)

Where: Copyright Agency Limited, Level 15, 233 Castlereagh Street, Sydney

Cost: $45 (members of CSA); $70 (non-members); $10 (full-time students) (prices include GST)

How to book:

• book online at the Copyright Council's online shop, or
• download a booking form, or
• email us.

More:

• Federal Court finds white and yellow pages not subject to copyright
• Federal Court decision on iiNet vs. film and television studios