IPRIA Seminar Series
Will freeing parallel imports make books cheaper at the cost of authors?
IPRIA, in association with (CMCL) and UTS:Law, proudly present this panel discussion in Melbourne (Tuesday 15th September) and Sydney (Wednesday 16th September).
CHAIRED BY:
Professor Sam Ricketson, Victorian Law Reform Commission and Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne (Melbourne)
IPRIA/CMCL: Parallel Book Imports. Introduction by Beth Webster and Sam Ricketson
Professor Jill McKeough, Dean, Faculty of Law, University of Technology Sydney (Sydney) (Podcast unavailable)
SPEAKERS:
Professor Allan Fels AO, Dean, The Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) *(Melbourne only)
IPRIA/CMCL: Allan Fels AO, Dean, Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG)
Mr Graeme Connelly, Director and Chief Executive, Melbourne University Bookshop
IPRIA/CMCL: Graeme Connelly, Director and CEO, Melbourne Uni Bookshop
Dr Rhonda Smith, Copyright Law Reform Committee and High Court of New Zealand
IPRIA/CMCL: Rhonda Smith- Parallel import of books
Mr Arlen Duke, Lecturer, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne
IPRIA/CMCL: Arlen Duke - Parallel imports of books
DATES: Tuesday 15th September (Melbourne) and Wednesday 16 September (Sydney)
TIME: 6:00pm (registrations from 5:30pm)
COST: These seminars are free of charge
Further details about the Melbourne seminar are available here
Further details about the Sydney seminar are available here
SEMINAR CONTACT: Michelle Wilson, IPRIA, Alan Gilbert Building, The University of Melbourne, VIC 3010
Telephone: (03) 8344 2153 Fax: (03) 8344 2111
Email: mawils@unimelb.edu.au