FACT Seminar No.2
Text and Data Mining: International perspectives, licensing and legal aspects
A half-day Journal Publishers Forum Seminar in conjunction with ALPSP, the Publishers Association and STM
FACT Seminars are concerned with the Fundamentals, dealing with breaking news Advances and Changes in Technology as they affect STM publishing and publishers.
Scope
Text and data mining (TDM) is one of the hottest topics in scholarly publishing in 2013, impacting publishers, authors and readers alike. The landscape of TDM is changing rapidly and the issues are currently being discussed though wide stakeholder engagement via the ECs’ ‘Licenses for Europe’ dialogue.
Whilst technological advancement has wrought fast and efficient tools to help both publishers and readers alike, however, the licensing aspect of TDM is far from clear-cut.
This timely event will explore the current TDM scene and look at how publishers are working to ensure that licensing agreements are both fair and practical. It will present case studies from across Europe; examine the legal obligations surrounding TDM and draw conclusions as to where the industry is moving next.
Who should attend?
Publishing executives, rights managers, legal staff and allied staff in Collective Management Societies.
Programme
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12:30 |
Registration & Lunch
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13:30 |
Welcome and Introduction
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13:35 |
Text Mining: What, Why and How? Jonathan Clark, Jonathan Clark & Partners B.V.
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13:55 |
Journal Article Mining: study and survey
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14:15 |
Legislative Developments
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14:25 |
Evolving Publisher Solutions in the STM Sector Alistair Tebbit, Reed Elsevier Chris Kluiters, Springer Duncan Campbell, Wiley Blackwell
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15:10 |
Licensing and text mining in the newspaper and periodicals sector Andrew Hughes, Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA)
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15:30 |
Tea & Coffee break
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15:50 |
Licensing in the publishing sector
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16:05 |
Legal issues in licensing TDM
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16:20 |
The CCC TDM Pilot Project John Billington, Copyright Clearance Center
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16:40 |
Prospect, a text mining initiative from CrossRef Ed Pentz, Crossref
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17:00 – 17:15 |
Discussion, Questions and summary: What happens Next?
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