APCA 2015: Accepted presentations

Presentations accepted for the inaugural Copyright Law and Policy in the Asia Pacific Conference 2015 are listed below, with links to the individual abstracts.

"3D Printing and Enforcement: A Copyright Perspective from Finland and China - Are We so Different?" – Antikainen, Mikko (Finland)

"Access to Books for the Visually Impaired and the Future of User Rights" – Ayoubi, Lida (New Zealand)

"Droit de Suite, Treaty Obligations and Realpolitik in the Asian Pacific Region" – Barrett, Jonathan (New Zealand)

"Reproduction and Communication of Traditional Cultural Expressions in Electronic Form: Recent Legislative Developments in Pacific Island Countries" – Boddington, Mark (New Zealand)

"Monetising Copyright for Economic Prosperity - Panel Discussion" – Browning, Paula (WeCreate, New Zealand)

"Regulating Copyright Metadata: Creating Incentives for Efficient Digital Intellectual Property Management" – Cadavid, Jhonny Antonio Pabón (New Zealand)

"Permitted Exceptions and their Disadvantages: Education and Library Provisions in the Copyright Laws of the Asian Pacific" – Corbett, Susan (New Zealand)

"Streaming, Copyright and New Technologies – Whither the Response of Sports Organisers?" – Dickson, Craig (New Zealand)

"Using New Zealand Copyright Law to Prevent Unconsented Use of Personal Images: Challenges and Opportunities" – Ekaratne, S. Che (New Zealand)

"The TPP and Other Integrated Economic Agreements’ Negotiation Principles and representation: A New Zealand Librarian’s Perspective" – Gordon, Cherry (New Zealand)

"Copyright and New Technology: A Comparative Approach for Meeting the Challenges of Drones, Three-D Printing and Computer Hacking" – Long, Doris Estelle (USA)

"Copyright in Tattoos: What a Tangled Web We Weave" – Sims, Alexandra (New Zealand)

"Tantrums and Tiaras - Slogans Creativity, Originality and Advertising" – Sugden, Paul (Australia)

"Between Market and Authority: A Case Study on Regulation of Collective Rights Administration Organizations In China" – Yang, Li (China)

"Treating “Idea” as a Key Element of Copyrightable Work: Practices, Problems and Alternative Solutions" – Zhu, Dong (China)