DIGITAL LICENSING SEMINAR

COPYRIGHTLAWS.COM presents a seminar on:  Digital Licensing on OCTOBER 22,
1998 at the SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF ART.

This opportunity to attend in the bay area must not be missed!  It is the
one seminar anyone involved in the use of digital materials must attend!

Is your organization creating a Web site or CD-ROM?  Or are your photographs
or articles being used on someone else's Web site?  Whether your
organization is an owner or consumer of content on the Internet or CD-ROM,
now is the time to learn your legal rights and obligations, and the possible
variety of legal arrangements now in use.

In this seminar on digital licensing, participants will be led through a
clause by clause analysis of a typical licensing agreement.  The workshop
will examine:  licensing arrangements generally;  what uses of works can be
made through a licensing agreement;  sublicenses and secondary rights;
moral rights;  compensation;  duration of a licensing agreement; who owns
what;  revocation of rights in certain circumstances;  credits; and
warranties and indemnities.  Anyone involved in the use or licensing of
digital materials, including photographers, writers, Web site and CD-ROM
developers, those in museums, archives and libraries are encouraged to
attend.

Feedback from seminar attendees:

"A thorough, well-conceived primer on the critically important topic of
digital licensing. Well worth attending, especially for those new to the
field."  David R. Fritsch, Director, Business Development, The Faxon
Company, Ann Arbor, Michigan  "Lesley Ellen Harris' workshops are timely, to
the point, thorough, practical and extremely well-presented."  Judy
Kornfeld, Librarian, Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada)

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:  Lesley Ellen Harris is a Copyright and New Media
Lawyer with clients ranging from individual creators to governments,
associations, unions and corporations.  She is the author of the book
Digital Property:  Currency of the 21st Century (McGraw-Hill.)  Ms. Harris
has spoken at conferences in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Europe.  Visit her
Web site at http://copyrightlaws.com.

Who should attend:
- writers, photographers, filmmakers, illustrators, computer programmers,
graphic designers and  other content providers
- Webmasters, Web page designers, IS professionals, and organizations
contemplating an Internet presence
- CD-ROM producers, developers and distributors
- electronic publishers
- those working in museums, galleries, archives, libraries and educational
institutions
- lawyers

We apologize for the late notice; we were just informed about this wonderful
opportunity and jumped on hosting it immediately!

The workshop schedule for Thursday, October 22 will be as follows:

9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.           arrive and register
9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.          workshop, session I
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.          lunch (on your own)
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.           workshop, session II

We hope you can attend.  The cost is $80.00 to Registrars Committee members,
and $130.00 to non-members.  Registration and payment will take place at the
door on the morning of the event.   Please R.S.V.P. to Kaela Bernal of SJMA
at (408) 271-6840 or e-mail her at [log in to unmask] as soon as possible to
reserve a spot as space is limited.  If you have further specific questions,
e-mail Kaela Bernal or Lesley Ellen Harris, [log in to unmask]