IP: for North Calif "WILL FREE EXPRESSION SURVIVE THE DIGITAL MEDIA REVOLUTION?"

[David Farber <dave () farber net>]

> "WILL FREE EXPRESSION SURVIVE THE DIGITAL MEDIA REVOLUTION?"
>
> JOIN EFF STAFF ATTORNEYS IN AN INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION AT OUR FEB. BAYFF
>
> WHO:
>
> Cindy Cohn - EFF Legal Director
> Lee Tien - EFF Sr. Staff Attorney
> Fred von Lohmann - EFF Sr. IP Attorney
> Robin Gross - EFF Staff Attorney for Intellectual Property/CAFE
> Director
> Moderated by Shari Steele - EFF Executive Director
>
> WHAT:
>
> "Will Free Expression Survive the Digital Media Revolution?"
>
> Sponsored by The Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Berkeley Center
> for Law and Technology
>
> Movies. Music. Books. You buy it; you own it. That's how it used to be.
> Now the DMCA and expanded copyright laws are helping Hollywood change
> all that. Come and hear the EFF attorneys talk about the state of the
> battlegrounds that affect your rights.
>
> EFF attorneys will tackle thorny issues during this interactive
> discussion, such as the impact on science and research from the DMCA's
> broad ban on technical information, its effect on encryption and
> computer security, Constitutional challenges in court and possible
> legislative actions, international concerns, and the role of fair use
> in the digital age.
>
> WHEN:
>
> February 12th, 2002
>
> WHERE:
>
> Berkeley Center for Law & Technology
> University of California
> School of Law (Boalt Hall)
> Goldburg Room, Second Floor
> Berkeley, California 94720-7200
> Tel: +1 (510) 642-8073
>
> For directions, see:
>   http://www.law.berkeley.edu/institutes/bclt/events/bayff.html
>
> For more information contact Katina: +1 (415) 436-9333 x101,
> katina () eff org
>
> This event is free and open to the general public. Food and beverages
> will be served.

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