Conference Audio
Conference Video
Conference Slides
Transcriptions
We are please to provide the online community free access to many valuable resources regarding Digital Rights Management. Our Resources webpage has a plethora of critical articles concerning Digital Rights Management, and also provides access to the academic papers that were presented at the Conference. Transcriptions of all the Conference sessions are available on the Transcriptions webpage. Slides used by speakers during presentations are available on the Slides webpage. Lastly, we also are also making available digital audio recordings and video footage of most* of the conference.
*(Some presentations will not be made available online.)
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Feb. 27
Bancroft
Hotel
Conference Video
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Quicktime,
Windows Media, 
RealPlayer)
1:00-3:00
Tutorial on DRM technology
Drew Dean, SRI; Barb Fox, Microsoft Corp.; Brian LaMacchia, Microsoft Corp.
Conference Video
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Quicktime,
Windows Media,
RealPlayer)
3:30-5:30
Tutorial on legal and policy landscape regarding DRM
Pam Samuelson, Boalt Hall, UC Berkeley
Feb. 28
Andersen
Auditorium, Haas School of Business
Conference Video
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Quicktime,
Windows Media,
RealPlayer)
8:45-10:30
DRM as an enabler of business models
Carl Shapiro, Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley (moderator)
David Reed, Cable Labs
Allan Adler, Association of American Publishers
Bob Blakley, IBM Corp.
Donald M. Whiteside, Intel Corp.
Cary Sherman, Recording Industry Association of America
Lon Sobel, Entertainment Law Reporter (paper on ISPs as digital retailers)
Sarah Deutsch, Verizon Communications
Conference Video
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Quicktime,
Windows Media,
RealPlayer)
11-12:30
Impacts of DRMs on innovation, competition, & security
Hal Varian, SIMS, UC Berkeley (moderator)
David Farber, Computer Science, University of Pennsylvania
John Manferdelli, Microsoft Corp.
Lucky Green, cypherpunks.to
Alex Alben, RealNetworks, Inc.
Conference Video
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Quicktime,
Windows Media,
RealPlayer)
1:30-3:00
Impacts of DRMs on flows of information
David Wagner, Computer Science, UC Berkeley (moderator)
Hal Abelson, MIT
Edward Felten, Computer Science, Princeton University
Joe Liu, Boston College Law School (paper on DMCA and research)
Larry Lessig, Stanford Law School (paper on Creative Commons)
John Erickson, Hewlett Packard
Conference Video (*this panel will not be made available online)
3:30-5:00
Impacts of DRMs on consumers
Chris Murray, Consumers Union (moderator)
Julie Cohen, Georgetown Univ. Law School (paper on DRM & privacy)
Joan Feigenbaum, Computer Science, Yale University
Raymond Ku, Seton Hall Law School (paper on private copying)
Anita Ramasastry, Univ. of Washington Law School (paper on consumer
protection issues)
Tomas Sander, Hewlett Packard
March 1
Bancroft
Hotel
Conference Video
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Quicktime,
Windows Media,
RealPlayer)
8:30-8:55
David Nelson Memorial Keynote Address: A Voice from Congress on DRM
Rep. Zoe Lofgren, (D-California)
Conference Video
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Quicktime,
Windows Media,
RealPlayer)
9:00-10:45
DRM-related legal and policy initiatives in the U.S.
Pamela Samuelson, Boalt Hall (moderator)
Fritz Attaway, Motion Picture Association of America
Jerry Berman, Center for Democracy and Technology
Ed Black, Computer & Communications Industry Association
Richard Epstein, U. of Chicago Law School
Jon Healey, LA Times
Emery Simon, Business Software Alliance
Mozelle Thompson, Federal Trade Commission
Conference Video
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Quicktime,
Windows Media,
RealPlayer)
11:15-12:00
Anti-circumvention regulations in the US and elsewhere
Mark Lemley, Boalt Hall (moderator)
Graeme Dinwoodie, Chicago Kent LS (paper on European
implementation of anti-circumvention rules)
Bernt Hugenholtz, Univ. of Amsterdam, Information Law Institute
Tony Reese, Univ. of Texas Law School (paper on influence of anti-
circumvention rules on DRM choices)