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There is no charge to attend any of the seminars and places are allocated on a first come first serve basis on the day. We have six seminars on off from leading names in the photo industry including experts on Copyright, technology and image search and licensing. Below are details of the seminars being held over the two days of the show. If you would like to attend the seminars, you need to be registered for entrance to the show. If you are an image buyer or picture library supplier and would like to suggest a seminar topic, speaker of pose a question, the PBF Seminar Committee would be very pleased to hear your views at pbf@bapla.org.uk Seminars will run from 10:30am till 4pm on 9 – 10 May 2007 The seminar room at the Business Design Centre will be clearly signposted. Seminar Programme 9th May 2007 10:30 - 11:30 Now moved to 12.00 10 May (see below) 15:00 - 16:00 10th May 2007 10:30 - 11:30 12:00 - 13:00 13:30 - 14:30 15:00 - 16:00 SEMINAR TITLE AND OVERVIEW SPEAKER Seminar 1: Lost Property? The Orphan Works Debate Seminar outlining the legal and practical issues surrounding the orphan works debate, including reasonable searches for image authors and the risk implications of publishing images without credits. Nicola Solomon, Partner and Head of IP & Media department, Finers, Stephens, Innocent Seminar 2: A Word of Advice: Privacy, Censorship and Photography The legal perspective on implications of recent cases concerning images in the UK and Europe, focusing on some of the leading photo libraries. By looking at case studies, this seminar will explore how developing laws of privacy will affect the taking and publication of photos taken in public places. Rupert Grey Legal expert in privacy and copyright and photographer Seminar 3: Search Me: Keywords How keywords and search engines combine to help you find the right picture. Angela Murphy, Digital Image Management Consultant Seminar 4: Read the Label: Metadata, Image Buying and Technology An informative panel discussion explaining the importance of standards and metadata when image buying. Topics covered will include the importance of effective communication, both in commissioning and supply, and the issue of accurate metadata. Sarah Saunders, Director, Electric Lane and Head of BAPLA Metadata Group Seminar 5: Back to Basics: Clearing Image Rights for Media Use This session will explore the clearance of rights for media use and the different ways of purchasing images. Paul Brown, CEO, Mary Evans Picture Library Seminar 6: Adapt and Survive: Challenges for the content industry Tom Morgan, National Portrait Gallery (Chair)
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