Adelaide

Program
Roadshow 2010

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Time Session Speakers

10.00 am Welcome Professor Brian Fitzgerald

10.05 am Introduction and overview Professor Brian Fitzgerald

An introduction to Creative Commons, an
overview of the licensing scheme and updates on
recent developments for Creative Commons in
Australia and around the world.
Filter Magazine case study with Gavin Artz

11.00 am CC case studies Elliott Bledsoe

A selection of Creative Commons case studies
from Australia and around the world.

Wholesale Meat Direct case study with Jamie Seyfang, Daniel Feuerriegel and Jacob Simionato

12.00 pm Lunch

1.00 pm CC in focus Neale Hooper, Program

A focus on recent developments in the use of Manager, GILF Implementation
Creative Commons in government and research. Strategy

1.30 pm CC in focus – case study John Barrett, State Strategic

1 September 2010
Learning from applying Creative Commons to Water Information Coordinator,
Melbourne water information. Government of South Australia

2 September 2010
Perth 1.45 pm Local CC champions Rhys Moult, City of Salisbury;
A panel discussion of local people and projects Jamie Seyfang, Wholesale Meat
15 September 2010 engaging with CC licences. Discussants will share Direct; Pru Mitchell, Education
outcomes, risks and opportunities they have Services Australia.
Sydney come across in their experiences.

17 September 2010
3.00 pm Discussion ccAustralia staff and all
a SIL Open Font 1.1, http://scripts.sil.org/OFL_web.

Brisbane Roadshow speakers

Open discussion and questions.

22 September 2010
Adelaide
3.30 pm Wrap up Professor Brian Fitzgerald
23 September 2010
Hobart 3.45 pm Close

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10.00 am - 3.30 pm, Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Hetzel Lecture Theatre, State Library of South Australia,
Corner North Terrace and Kintore Avenue, Adelaide
 Adelaide
Speakers
Roadshow 2010
Creative Commons

John Barrett, State Strategic Water Information Coordinator,

Government of South Australia
Case study presenter

John Barrett’s current position is jointly funded as a partnership between

the Australian Government through the Bureau of Meteorology and the
South Australian Government. He is responsible for the coordination
of multiple water management agencies to deliver high quality water
information to the nation, governments, industry and the community. In
this role, John works closely with the Bureau of Meteorology, the Murray-

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Darling Basin Authority, South Australian government and industry
organisations and other states and territory bodies in providing strategic
coordination and brokerage services and program investment advice.
www.sa.gov.au

Gavin Artz, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Network for Art

and Technology
Local CC champions panelist

Gavin Artz is CEO of the Australian Network for Art and Technology
(ANAT) where he manages a team that deliver national and
international projects spanning creative innovation, science and
technology. With experience in business management ranging from

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1 September 2010 multi-national companies, to not-for-profit community organisations,
Gavin has developed a focus on strategy, governance and creative
Melbourne
commercialisation. His diverse background crosses arts and commerce
– with a BA in Politics, Double Bass and Composition Studies at the
2 September 2010
Sydney Conservatorium of Music and an MBA from the University of
Perth South Australia. Gavin has written and presented on IP and creative
www.anat.org.au @__ANAT
15 September 2010
Sydney
Daniel Feuerriegel, Wholesale Meat Direct
17 September 2010 CC snapshot presenter
Brisbane
Daniel Feuerriegel is a musician, event organiser and member of Tokyo
22 September 2010 based record label Color-Music. Based in Adelaide he co-operates a
Adelaide Creative Commons record store with the directors of label Wholesale
Meat Music to foster a community of local artists and encourage a
23 September 2010 multifaceted look at independent music activity that does not simply
focus on money.
Hobart
www.wholesalemeatmusic. Search for ‘Wholesale Meat
com Direct’

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10.00 am - 3.30 pm, Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Hetzel Lecture Theatre, State Library of South Australia,
Corner North Terrace and Kintore Avenue, Adelaide
 Adelaide
Speakers
Roadshow 2010
Creative Commons

Pru Mitchell, Senior Education Officer, Education Services Australia

Local CC champions panelist

Pru is a teacher and librarian, currently working as Senior Education

Officer at Education Services Australia. She is active in education
professional associations, presenting workshops on elearning and
highlighting open education resources.

www.esa.edu.au @pru

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Rhys Moult, Web Development Project Leader, City of Salisbury
Local CC champions panelist

Rhys is currently working at the City of Salisbury as the Web

Development Project Leader and is keen to implement Creative
Commons licensing and open data in the new site to meet some of the
recommendations of the Government 2.0 Taskforce. Rhys also runs his
own business and has licensed his business website as “CC BY” and has
reused CC content for several web based projects for his business and
for university studies.

www.salisbury.sa.gov.au http://we-learn.com.au @rhysatwork

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1 September 2010
Melbourne

2 September 2010
Jamie Seyfang, Wholesale Meat Direct
Local CC champions panelist
Perth
Jamie is involved as a performer in a range of local bands, most of which
15 September 2010 are under the label Wholesale Meat Music. He is interested in finding an
Sydney audience for DIY music projects online, by word of mouth and through
live performances. Jamie also studies Music Technology at the University
of Adelaide.
17 September 2010
Brisbane www.wholesalemeatmusic. Search for ‘Wholesale Meat
com Direct’

22 September 2010
Adelaide

23 September 2010
Hobart

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10.00 am - 3.30 pm, Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Hetzel Lecture Theatre, State Library of South Australia,
Corner North Terrace and Kintore Avenue, Adelaide
 Adelaide
Speakers
Roadshow 2010
Creative Commons

Jacob Simionato, Wholesale Meat Direct

CC snapshot presenter

Jacob Simionato has been recording local bands in commandeered

suburban lounge rooms for several years, and enjoys the community
spirit of self-sufficient music production and distribution. In recent
times he has attempted to learn to use a real studio through study at
the University of Adelaide, but will surely return to domestic spaces on
graduation.

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www.wholesalemeatmusic. Search for ‘Wholesale Meat
com Direct’

Neale Hooper, Program Manager, Government Information Licensing

Framework Implementation Strategy, Queensland Government
Presenter

Neale Hooper is the principal lawyer for the Queensland Government’s

Government Information Licensing Framework (GILF) Project and
has led the project’s legal work since its inception in 2005. Neale
was recently appointed to the position of Program Manager of GILF
Implementation Strategy. Neale is a leading IP and ICT lawyer with over

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20 years experience with Queensland Crown Law, providing specialist
1 September 2010 law services in these areas. Neale was recently a lead researcher on the
Melbourne CRC-Spatial Information Project ‘Enabling Real-Time Information Access
in Both Urban and Regional Areas’. Neale has a Master of Laws from
2 September 2010
University of Queensland, and has been an adjunct lecturer at QUT Law
School since 2003.
Perth
www.gilf.gov.au

15 September 2010
Sydney

17 September 2010
Brisbane

22 September 2010
Adelaide

23 September 2010
Hobart

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10.00 am - 3.30 pm, Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Hetzel Lecture Theatre, State Library of South Australia,
Corner North Terrace and Kintore Avenue, Adelaide