Normalising Open Norms? - Findings From the CIPPM Study | KR21 Webinar

This KR21 webinar held on 15 February 2024 discussed the findings from Bournemouth University's Centre for Intellectual Property Policy & Management (CIPPM) their exploration into global experiences of adopting open norms for the KR21 programme.

Timestamps:
⏱️ 00:00 | Intro
⏱️ 01:42 | KR21 Open Norms Video
⏱️ 03:30 | CIPPM's Report Presentation
⏱️ 12:05 | Canada - Mixed/Hybrid Legal Systems
⏱️ 23:20 | Israel - Mixed/Hybrid Legal Systems
⏱️ 30:12 | Singapore - Mixed/Hybrid Legal Systems
⏱️ 37:05 | Sri Lanka - Mixed/Hybrid Legal Systems
⏱️ 43:23 | South Korea - Civil law jurisdictions
⏱️ 52:29 | Japan - Civil law jurisdictions
⏱️ 59:40 | Conclusions & Policy Recommendations
⏱️ 01:08:35 | Q&A
⏱️ 01:28:03 | Wrap-up

A must-watch:

🔹To grasp the power and potential of open norms to achieve a wide range of policy goals, from fostering innovation to bolstering the creative industries
🔹To reflect on how we can do copyright differently
🔹To envisage ways to uphold and strengthen the interests and rights of users

Under the moderation of KR21's Stephen Wyber, the esteemed CIPPM researchers shared the insights from their research:

🎙️ Prof. Dinusha Mendis (Professor of IP & Innovation Law & CIPPM Director)
🎙️ Ben White (PhD Researcher at CIPPM)
🎙️ Dr. @Dukki Hong (Lecturer in Law & CIPPM member)

Don't forget to check out our open norms resources:

📺 KR21's open norms video:    • Why we need open norms - KR21  
📺 Prof. Dinusha Mendis explainer of the report:    • KR21-CIPPM (BU) Report - Copyright & ...  
🔗 Overview: https://www.knowledgerights21.org/rep...
📚 Report: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10655757
👀 Infographic: https://www.knowledgerights21.org/wp-...
📑 Executive summary: https://www.knowledgerights21.org/wp-...