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Event Archive
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- ZoomJoin a panel of experts to examine the possibilities that enable remote access, discuss the distinctions between identifiable audiences and the public, and the potential of virtual screening/access/reading rooms.
- ZoomJoin a panel of experts to unpack copyright issues affecting conservation, preservation and digitization. Specifically, the panel will review the status of the law and the status of best practices in libraries, archives and museums.
- ZoomJoin members of OCEAN's board to unpack these issues as a way of setting the stage for this discussion series. In addition, Members of the OCEAN Board will update the community about new board members, fundraising and potential new learning events in the coming year.
- ZoomThe final session of the series ties together everything that we’ve discussed so far and offers practical guidance on how to communicate the key concepts and best practices, and how they might apply to your particular type of organization, to your colleagues and patrons.
- WebinarOur twice yearly litigation update is back! In keeping with the AI focus of our fall programming, we’ll be exploring the latest and most impactful AI litigation that affects authors, libraries, archives, and museums.
- WebinarThis session will explore copyrightability and authorship of AI-assisted creative works that are increasingly used in writing as well as film, video, images and other formats.
- WebinarJoin us for a discussion of the impacts of the ever-changing AI legal landscape on the work of researchers and the institutions that support them.
- WebinarThe session will focus on three copyright issues raised by AI: 1) the legality of accessing and using copyrighted materials as training data, 2) what liability exists for potentially infringing outputs (and who is responsible), and 3) what level of copyright protection is afforded by AI outputs?
- ZoomJoin the GLAM-E Lab and the Menil Collection for a special OCEAN workshop to discuss the new Open GLAM Toolkit and what it means to adopt an open access policy for your organization, one step at a time.
- ZoomDUE TO UNFORESEEN EVENTS, we have had to cancel! Our Apologies!
- ZoomWe'll be taking you through and discussing due diligence and risk mitigation when working with collections that include orphaned archival film and television materials.
- ZoomA special OCEAN Discussion Series Event with Chris Weston, Senior Counsel for Policy and International Affairs, US Copyright Office, who will be presenting USCO policies concerning AI and summarizing their recent studies.
- ZoomOCEAN Workshop - Feb. 7, 2025 Join OCEAN to learn how to manage the preservation and access of collections that pose both ethical issues and copyright and related interests, such as traditional knowledge.
- ZoomFall and Winter 2024-2025, Session 5 - New this year! We want to hear from you! How are we doing? What issues would you like us to tackle, whether again or at a more advanced level?
- ZoomFall and Winter 2024-2025, Session 4 - It's Back! Join us for OCEAN's Twice Yearly Litigation Update, an event dedicated to exploring the latest and most impactful developments in copyright law facing libraries, archives and museums!
- ZoomFall and Winter 2024-2025 Session 2 - Join our panelists to hear about their projects, their potential outcomes, and whether AI has the authority and the power to actually replace us.
- ZoomFall and Winter 2024-2025, Session 1 - Examine the kinds of terms and conditions we are seeing in licensing agreements that address various issues concerning AI.
- VirtualSpring 2024, Session 4 - How the Royal Albert Memorial Museum adopted an open access strategy for digital collections with the GLAM-E Lab
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