Acknowledgements
Preface
Foreword
Conference Opening Speech
Introductory Remarks
Part One - The Commonwealth of Copyright: Australia, New Zealand, Canada
1 Australia's Copyright History
2 The Spicer Committee (1958)
3 The Copyright Act 1968: Its Passing and Achievements
4 The Franki Committee (1976 Report) and Statutory Licensing
5 A Brief Perspective: the History of Copyright in New Zealand
6 “We are all Developing Countries”: Canada and International Copyright History: Fault Lines in the Map of International Copyright
7 Concluding Comments: the Copyright Act 1968 Forty Years On
Part Two - The United States of Copyright
8 Remarks Introducing Keynote Speaker Professor Lawrence Lessig
9 “Culture Wars”: Getting to Peace
10 Questions and Answers Following Professor Lessig’s Address Moderated by the Hon Michael Kirby
11 Copyright and Creativity
Part Three - Innovation, Access, Transparency, Fairness
12 Innovation Policy
13 Relationship and Communality: an Indigenous Perspective on Knowledge and Expression
14 Crown Copyright
15 The Public Domain
16 Adam Smith 2.0: Emergent Public Goods, Intellectual Property and the Rhetoric of Remix
17 Current Issues: National, Regional and International Perspectives
18 Dinner Address
19 Copyright Freedom: Concluding Remarks
Afterword
Index
About the Editors
Other Works
Copyright

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