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During this evening seminar Robert Lands, lawyer at Finers Stephens Innocent will explain how illustrators can use copyright and contract law to protect and promote their work on the web.
The internet offers illustrators a great opportunity to promote their work to a major public at a relatively low cost. The downside is that images are easy to access and difficult to protect from copying. Many questions have arisen about the rules for the exploitation of images and the ways to protect the artworks.
The AOI seminar intends to answer some of these questions and help illustrators to get a better understanding of their rights, so they can protect their artwork from getting ‘caught by the web’
During the evening speaker
Robert Lands, lawyer at Finers Stephens Innocent will explain how illustrators can use copyright and contract law to their advantage. He will look into the latest technical and cultural developments on the internet, including a discussion about the ‘Creative Commons’ System.
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27 April 2005 at 6:15 pm |
Duration: | 3 hours |
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The AOP Gallery |
Organised by: |
The Association of Illustrators |
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Tickets: |
tickets £10 AOI members, £15 non-member students, £20 non-members |
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www.theaoi.com/events to book online or telephone 0207 739 89 01 or send a cheque made payable to the Association of Illustrators, 81 Leonard street, London EC2A 4QS |
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