[Advisory] Berlin 13 Open Access Conference

[Liam Earney]

Dear colleagues,

Like Georg, my apologies for not contributing previously.

Whilst a detailed discussion of any particular national  legislation may not be essential, I do think that there are aspects of national systems that have an important impact on open access, both positive and negative, and it could be of use to have some of those discussed?

Best wishes,

Liam

-----Original Message-----
From: Advisory [mailto:advisory-bounces at oa2020.org] On Behalf Of Botz, Georg
Sent: 19 December 2016 12:36
To: advisory at oa2020.org
Subject: Re: [Advisory] Berlin 13 Open Access Conference

Dear all,

I'm sorry to enter he discussion only now. 

I'm not sure whether discussing legal aspects from a certain national legislation (like copyright in France) will be a valuable contribution to the overall goals of the conference. Giving the global audience of the meeting and the rather specific aspects (and the often rather difficult legal details) of copyright laws I doubt we should follow this suggestion. 

Or am I missing your point, Katrine?

Best,
Georg



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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Advisory [mailto:advisory-bounces at oa2020.org] On Behalf Of 
>Katrine Weisteen Bjerde
>Sent: Monday, December 19, 2016 12:53 PM
>To: Peter Wabitsch; advisory at oa2020.org
>Cc: Nina Karlstrøm; Kai K. Geschuhn
>Subject: Re: [Advisory] Berlin 13 Open Access Conference
>
>Dear Peter and Kai
>
>Some thoughts from Norway that you probably thought of already! :-)
>
>On "financial aspects of the transformation" of course relevant names 
>are Bo- Christer Björk and/or Mikael Laakso. I do not know whether they 
>would complement the thoughts from Jeffrey Mackie-Mason?
>Maybe someone from France on the new copyright law.
>And of course it might be interesting to hear details on how Finland 
>and Holland used local legislation to expose contracts and prices of their agreements.
>
>Regards
>Katrine
>
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Advisory [mailto:advisory-bounces at oa2020.org] On Behalf Of Peter 
>>Wabitsch
>>Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2016 5:03 PM
>>To: advisory at oa2020.org
>>Cc: Kai K. Geschuhn
>>Subject: [Advisory] Berlin 13 Open Access Conference
>>
>>Dear All,
>>
>>
>>my name is Peter Wabitsch and I am a member of the Berlin 13 
>>organisation team at MPDL.
>>
>>On behalf of Ralf Schimmer we would like to thank you very much for 
>>your feedback on our draft program of the Berlin 13 conference and the 
>>most helpful suggestions concerning contents and possible speakers. As 
>>Ralf Schimmer has already confirmed in his email to you on November 
>>30th, alternative ways to open access beyond the big commercial 
>>publishers will be discussed as well. On day two, there will be two 
>>sessions to showcase different models. Following your proposal, we 
>>will also include several contributions dealing with the financial 
>>aspects of the transformation, which is indeed an important factor.
>>
>>As a next step we will contact potential speakers. In case you have 
>>any further suggestions in this regard, please send us your ideas.
>>
>>Since there are no objections to the general conference schedule, we 
>>will publish the preliminary programme and open up the registration 
>>form on https://oa2020.org within the next few days.
>>
>>Thank you very much for your support!
>>
>>Kind regards,
>>Peter Wabitsch
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