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Join Jisc IPR experts for online Guardian debate today

9 June 2011

Jisc Legal's Jason Miles-Campbell and Matthew Dovey, digital infrastructure programme director at Jisc, will be two of ten panellists providing their expert voices on how Jisc is helping with the answers to IPR questions from education and research organisations.

Matthew said, “The area of copyright and intellectual property rights is complex. Researchers, learners and academic staff face challenges each day about when and how they need to comply.  Advice and guidance from Jisc Legal and the Jisc-led SCA provides expertise in the area and I’m looking forward to taking part in the discussions this afternoon.”

All comments are welcome on the Guardian higher education network blog today (Thursday 9 June) between 1-4pm.

Find out more about the debate and join in at 1pm






 

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