Berkeley Law - Schedule

Schedule

August 13 - Day1

8:00 – 8:30
Registration & Continental Breakfast

8:30 – 10:00
First Plenary Session mp3

An Empirical Study of the U.S. Copyright Fair Use Cases
Barton Beebe - Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law

Rethinking the Virtues of Uniformity in Our Patent System
Craig Nard - Case School of Law, Case Western Reserve University

Gone in 60 Milliseconds: Trademark Law and Neuroscience
Rebecca Tushnet - Georgetown University Law Center

10:00 – 10:30
Break

10:30 – 12:00

First Parallel Session

Patentable Subject Matter Part1 Part2	Copyright Puzzles Part 1	IP as Regulation Part1 Part2
Locke Remixed Robert Merges - BCLT, Boalt Hall School of Law	The Right to Mary Sue Anupam Chander and Madhavi Sunder - University of California, Davis	Counterfeit Chic: The Culture of the Copy in an Outlaw Medium Susan Scafidi - SMU Dedman School of Law
Propertizing Thought Kevin Emerson Collins - Indiana University School of Law	Building a Reliable Semi-commons of Creative Works: Enforcement of Creative Commons Licenses Lydia Loren - Lewis and Clark Law School	Decoding and Recoding Natural Monopoly Theory in Intellectual Property Law Shubha Ghosh - SMU Dedman School of Law
Using Science & Technology Studies to Redefine Patentable Subject Matter under the Progress Clause of the Constitution Sean O’Connor - University of Washington School of Law	Originality, Fixation, and Idea-Expression Dichotomy: Copyright’s Trilogy or E Pluribus Unum? Samuel Murumba - Brooklyn Law School	Do Exclusionary Settlements of Hatch-Waxman Patent Suits Violate Antitrust Law? Chris Holman - Univ. of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law
The Dormancy and Revival of the Patentable Subject Matter Doctrine Eileen Kane Penn State Law School	The Phoenix from Ashes: Moral Rights and the Future of Copyright Law Mira Sundara Rajan - The University of British Columbia	Origin Stories and Other Tales: Mythical Beginnings of Intellectual Property Jessica Silbey - Suffolk University Law School

12:00 – 1:00
Lunch

1:00 – 2:30

Second Parallel Session

Invention Part1 Part2	Reconceptualizing IP mp3	International IP Part1 Part2
Inventing Invention: A Case Study of Legal Innovation John Duffy - George Washington University School of Law	Copyright Law and Public Goods Revisited Trotter Hardy - William and Mary Law School	Toward an Appropriate Normative Framework for Access to Knowledge in Shaping International Copyright Law & Policy Mary Wong - Franklin Pierce Law Center
Patently Non-Obvious: How the Hindsight Bias Renders Patent Decisions Irrational Gregory Mandel - Albany Law School	Substitution and Schumpeterian Effects and a Product Life Cycle Theory of Copyright Ariel Katz - University of Toronto School of Law	Extraterritorial Patent Infringement: A Comprehensive Consideration of Patent Policy Cynthia Ho - Loyola University School of Law
Research Tools and User Innovation Katherine Strandburg - DePaul University College of Law	Copyright and DVRs: Implications of Timeshifting, Commercial Skipping, and Networking Alissa Centivany - BCLT, Microsoft Research Fellow	Towards a Development-Oriented International Intellectual Property Balance Margaret Chon - Seattle University School of Law
Attorneys as Patent Infringers: Patent Restrictions on Tax Planning Methods Richard Gruner - Whittier Law School	Copyright as Trade Regulation Sara Stadler - Emory University School of Law	The International Enclosure Movement Peter Yu - Michigan State Univ. College of Law

2:30 – 3:00
Break

3:00 – 4:30

Third Parallel Session

Federal Circuit Issues Part1 Part2	Copyright and Trademark Intersecting? Part1 Part2	IP Challenges Posed By the Internet mp3
Prudence vs. Power: It Does Matter in Patent Cases Lisa Dolak - Syracuse University, College of Law	Customary Intellectual Property Jennifer Rothman - Washington University School of Law	Copyright Norms of the Blogosphere: Linking, Quoting, Copying and Self-Help Ann Bartow - Univ. of South Carolina School of Law
Mob Mentality and the Federal Circuit Kristen Osenga - Chicago-Kent/Univ. of Richmond School of Law	From Copyright to Trademark Greg Lastowka - Rutgers School of Law – Camden	Trademark “Use” and Internet Keyword Advertising: Resolving the Confusion Michael Landau - Georgia State University Law School
Is the Federal Circuit Succeeding? The Obviousness Project Lee Petherbridge - Loyola Law School	Risk Aversion and Rights Accretion in Intellectual Property Law James Gibson - IP Institute, Univ. of Richmond School of Law	Complex Regulation Susan Crawford - Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
Patentability, Infringement, and In Vivo Conversion Andrew Torrance - University of Kansas Law School	The Secret Life of Legal Doctrine: The Divergent Evolution of Secondary Liability in Trademark and Copyright Law Mark Bartholomew - University at Buffalo Law School John Tehranian - University of Utah	New Architectures for Music: Law Should Follow Technology and Economics Henry Perritt - Chicago-Kent College of Law

4:30 - 5:00
Break

5:00 – 6:00

Fourth Parallel Session

IP in Government-Funded Research mp3	Indirect Infringement Issues mp3
Impact of the Bahy-Dole Act on Genetic Research & Development: The Empirical Evidence to Date Charles McManis - Washington University School of Law	Indirect Liability for Copyright Infringement in Multisided Markets Barak Orbach - The Univ. of Arizona, Rogers College of Law
Ownership of State Funded Innovation Michael Mireles - University of Denver – Sturm College of Law	Safe Harbors Molly Van Houweling - BCLT, Boalt Hall School of Law
The Price of Progress: Are Universities Adding to the Cost? Lorelei Ritchie de Larena - Florida State University School of Law	Applying General Tort Law to the Indirect Infringement of Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks Charles Adams - University of Tulsa College of Law

August 11 - Day Two

8:00 – 8:30
Continental Breakfast

8:30 – 10:00

Fifth Parallel Session

Patent Reform Part1 Part2	Trademark Part1 Part2	IP Outlaws mp3
The Cooperation of Many Minds: Domestic Patent Reform Viewed Through a Multi-Institutional Perspective Kali Murray - The University of Mississippi School of Law	“I Get No Kick from [Sparkling Wine]”: A ‘Semi-Generic’ Analysis of Geographical Indications as Trademark Fair Use Sean Pager - Seattle University School of Law	Property Outlaws II: Free(dom) Riding in the Age of Intellectual Property Sonia Katyal - Fordham University School of Law
“Peer to Patent”: Collective Intelligence and Intellectual Property Reform Beth Noveck - New York Law School	Timing is Everything: Trademark Applications for Scandalous and Disparaging Marks Jasmine Abdel-Khalik - UM-KC School of Law	Who Owns an Avatar? Assessing Claims of Copyright Ownership in Virtual Worlds Tyler Ochoa - Santa Clara University School of Law
Patent Reform and Differential Impact Matthew Sag - DePaul University	Geographic Trademarks and the Protection of Competitor Communication Robert Brauneis - George Washington Univ. School of Law	Copyright Contraband Eddan Katz - Yale Law School
Invention is a Process, or Why the Electronics and Pharmaceutical Industries are at Loggerheads over Patents Jay Dratler - University of Akron School of Law	Brand Spillovers Eric Goldman - Santa Clara University School of Law	The Myth of the Superuser Paul Ohm - University of Colorado Law School

10:00 – 10:30
Break

10:30 – 12:00

Sixth Parallel Session

Intellectual Property, Firms, & Access Part1 Part2	Public Domain/Intellectual Commons mp3	Contract Issues in Intellectual Property Part1 Part2
The Goldilocks Hypothesis: Balancing Intellectual Property Rights at the Boundary of the Firm Dan Burk - University of Minnesota Law School	Unpublished Works in the Public Domain: A legal Assessment at Three Elizabeth Townsend Gard - Seattle University School of Law	Opting Out of Copyright: Standard Form Contracts in the Digital Age Viva Moffat - University of Denver College of Law
Strategic Intellectual Property Litigation: An Empirical Study of Enforcement of Intellectual Property Claims William Gallagher - Golden Gate University School of Law	The Public Trust Doctrine in the Intellectual Commons – Who Has Standing to Represent the Public Interest? Robert Reis - SUNY at Buffalo Law School	Dangerous Liaisons – Software Combinations as Derivative Works? Lothar Determann - USF School of Law
Accessibility without Piracy: Reinvigorating Copyright’s Deposit and Catalog Functions in the Digital Age Peter Menell - BCLT, Boalt Hall School of Law	Copyright Ownership and Efficient Exploitation: An Empirical Study of American Works Paul Heald - University of Georgia Law School	Patent Holdup and Royalty Stacking Mark Lemley - Stanford Law School
Created Facts – Copyright and the Collapse of the Fact/Value Distinction Justin Hughes - Cardozo School of Law	A Panoptic Approach to Information Policy: Utilizing a More Balanced Theory of Property In Order to Ensure the Existince of a Prodigious Public Domain Christine Galbraith - University of Maine School of Law	Patent Pools and Clearinghouse Mechanisms in Genetics Esther van Zimmeren - University of Leuven, Belgium

12:00 – 1:00
Lunch

1:00 – 2:30

Seventh Parallel Session

IP as Property Part1 Part2	Free Speech and IP mp3	Software Design and Licensing Part1 Part2
Life, Liberty, and Intellectual Property: Patents and the Independence of Innovators Mark Schultz - Southern Illinois University School of Law	Authorship, Audiences and Anonymous Speech Thomas Cotter - Washington & Lee University School of Law	Establishing Software Defaults: Perspectives from Law, Computer Science and Behavioral Economics Jay Kesan - Clg of Law and the Dept of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Why Patents Fail as Property Michael Meurer - Boston University	Reason or Madness: A Defense of Copyright's Growing Pains Marc Greenberg - Golden Gate University School of Law	The Fictional Physics of “Technological Protection” Wendy Seltzer - Brooklyn Law School
Patents as Property: Rethinking the Exclusive Right in Patent Law Adam Mossoff - Michigan State University College of Law	Principles for Resolving Conflicts Between Trade Secrets and the First Amendment Pamela Samuelson - BCLT, Boalt Hall School of Law	Software Licensing and Market Power in the Age of the Virtualized Computer Andrew Chin -University of North Carolina School of Law
The Normative Foundations of Trademark Law Mark McKenna - Saint Louis University School of Law	Are Patents a Threat to Online Speech? Jason Schultz - EFF/Boalt Hall School of Law Corynne McSherry - EFF	Intellectual Property in the Twenty-First Century Michael Carroll - Villanova University School of Law

2:30 – 3:30
Break

3:00 – 4:30

Closing Plenary Session

mp3

The Law and Economics of Information Overload Externaltities
Frank Pasquale - Seton Hall University School of Law

Chain Reaction: How Property Begets Property
Sabrina Safrin - Rutgers Law School, Newark

Rethinking Trade Secret Disclosure in the Internet Age
Elizabeth Rowe - Levin College of Law, University of Florida

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Patents and Competition: Toward a Knowledge Theory of Progress
Rudolph J.R. Pertiz - New York Law School