03/01/98 - Berkeley Conference on Article 2B

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The Berkeley Center for Law and Technology proudly presents... _______________________________________________________ INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND CONTRACT LAW IN THE INFORMATION AGE: The Impact of Article 2B of the Uniform Commercial Code on the Future of Transactions in Information and Electronic Commerce _______________________________________________________ April 23-25, 1998 Andersen Auditorium, Haas School of Business University of California at Berkeley http://sims.berkeley.edu/BCLT/events/ucc2b To register Call: 510.642.4041 With Generous Support From: The John & Mary R. Markle Foundation & Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Co-Sponsors Include: American Law Institute Contnuing Education of the Bar (CEB) Fisher Center for Management and Information Technology, UC Berkeley Information Technology Association of America School of Information Management and Systems, UC Berkeley ______________________ THE CONFERENCE PROGRAM ______________________ ________ THURSDAY, April 23rd, 1998 International House Auditorium, UC Berkeley Tutorial Sessions: ARTICLE 2B AND ITS INTERSECTION WITH INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW Coordinated by: Peter H. Carson, Cooley Godward, UCC Committee of the State Bar of California; Pamela Samuelson, Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California at Berkeley; Dawan Stanford, Morrison & Foerster ______ FRIDAY, April 24th, 1998 Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley WELCOME Pamela Samuelson, on behalf of the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology Michael Traynor, on behalf of the American Law Institute Marc A. Pearl, on behalf of the ITAA KEYNOTE ADDRESS Raymond T. Nimmer, Reporter for Article 2B of the UCC Session: UCC 2B THROUGH THE EYES OF COPYRIGHT SCHOLARS: PERSPECTIVES & COMMENTARY ON THE INTERSECTION OF COPYRIGHT AND CONTRACT Papers Presented By: Jane C. Ginsburg, Columbia Law School; David Nimmer, Irell & Manella; Jerome H. Reichman, Vanderbilt Law School Commentators: Henry Barry, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati; Amelia Boss, Temple University School of Law; Lucie Guibault, Institute of Information Law, University of Amsterdam; Brian Kahin, Office of Science & Technology Policy, White House; Jessica Litman, Wayne State University Law School; Margaret Jane Radin, Stanford Law School LUNCH Presentation by Jay M. Tenenbaum, CommerceNet Session: INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY & ARTICLE 2B: PERSPECTIVES & COMMENTARY ON PATENT AND TRADE SECRET LICENSING Papers Presented By: Martin J. Adelman, Wayne State University Law School; Rochelle Cooper Dreyfuss, New York University School of Law Commentators: Dan L. Burk, Seton Hall University School of Law; Peter M.C. Choy, Sun Microsystems; David L. Hayes, Fenwick & West; James Pooley, Fish & Richardson Session: THE INTERFACE OF STATE CONTRACT RIGHTS WITH FEDERAL PROCEDURE & POLICY Papers Presented By: Mark A. Lemley, University of Texas School of Law; David F. McGowan, Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin Commentators: John H. Barton, Stanford Law School; Robert W. Gomulkiewicz, Microsoft Corporation; Christopher J. Kelly, U.S. Department of Justice; Charles R. McManis, Washington University School of Law EVENING RECEPTION Sponsored by Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati ________ SATURDAY, April 25th, 1998, Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley Session: THE MECHANICS OF LICENSING I: CONTRACT FORMATION Paper Presented By: Peter A. Alces, College of William & Mary School of Law Commentators: Peter Harter, Netscape Communications Corp.; Holly K. Towle, Preston Gates & Ellis Session: THE MECHANICS OF LICENSING II: ELECTRONIC MONITORING & TECHNICAL SELF-HELP Papers Presented By: Julie E. Cohen, University of Pittsburgh School of Law; Ronald J. Mann, University of Michigan Law School Commentators: Kaye Caldwell, Silicon Valley Software Industry Coalition; James R. Davis, Xerox PARC; David D. Friedman, Santa Clara University School of Law; Michael Froomkin, University of Miami School of Law; Hal Varian, School of Information Management & Systems, UC Berkeley LUNCH Session: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE IMPLICATIONS OF ARTICLE 2B Presenters Include: Susan DeSanti, U.S. Federal Trade Commission; P. Bernt Hugenholtz, Institute of Information Law, University of Amsterdam, European Commission Legal Advisory Board for the Information Market; Tsuneo Matsumoto, Hitotsubashi University School of Law, Japan Session: BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR ME? PERSPECTIVES FROM AFFECTED INDUSTRIES Presenters Include: Lorin Brennan, American Film Marketing Association; Stephen Y. Chow, Perkins Smith & Cohen; Ronald Epstein, Intel; Michele C. Kane, The Walt Disney Company; Cem Kaner, Law Office of Cem Kaner; Peter Lyman, University of California at Berkeley Library; Matthew R. Lynde, Price Waterhouse; Joel Wolfson, The NASDAQ Stock Market Inc. ______________________ ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MCLE credit is provided through the Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB). CEB certifies that this activity has been approved for MCLE credit by the State Bar of California. Arrangements are underway to publish papers and comments presented at the conference. ____________ REGISTRATION Date: April 23-25, 1998 Location: Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley Registration Fees: Corporate $350 Government/Academic/Student $100 The registration fee includes o Tutorial Materials o Conference Proceedings o Evening reception on Friday o Continental breakfasts and lunches on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday o Journals containing published conference papers and comments Refunds, less a $50 non-refundable processing fee, will be made for cancellations received by April 17, 1998. For more information, contact 510.642.4041 or visit our website at http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/BCLT/events/ucc2b/. REGISTRATION FORM Name ____________________________ Title _____________________ Organization ________________________________________________ Address _____________________________________________________ City ______________________ State _____________ Zip _________ Phone: Business ______________________ Home ________________ Email Address _______________________________________________ WWW Address _________________________________________________ Please Check the Following As Applicable Information Requests [ ] I will not attend, but wish to receive information about the published symposium volumes. [ ] I am interested in earning CLE credit for the State of California. [ ] I am interested in receiving information about the conference videotaped program. Fees [ ] $____ I plan to attend and have enclosed the advance registration fee of $350. [ ] $____ I plan to attend and have enclosed the advance registration fee of $100. My qualifying affiliation is academic ___ / government ___ / student ___. Make checks payable to UC Regents. Or, complete the following to pay by credit card: Please bill my VISA __ Mastercard __ # ______________________ Signed ________________________________________________________ Date __________________________________________________________ Participants may register by sending this form by mail to Article 2B, University of California, Center for Law and Technology, F-402 Haas School of Business #1930, Berkeley, CA 94720-1930 or by fax to 510.642.2826. Discounted hotel accommodations can be reserved by directly contacting the Durant Hotel at 510.845.8919 or 1.800.2.DURANT.

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