World ip day 2019, achieve for gold: copyright and sports
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- Celebrate World IP Day 2019 using the Copyright Office
- Celebrate World IP Day 2019 using the Copyright Office
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Celebrate World IP Day 2019 using the Copyright Office
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The U.S. Copyright Office will celebrate World Ip Day with an occasion on Thursday, April 25, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. eastern amount of time in the historic Coolidge Auditorium within the Jefferson Building in Washington, Electricity. 2010 theme, as announced through the World Ip Organization (WIPO), is “Reach for Gold: IP and Sports.”
The Copyright Office’s program will explore the initial and often surprising relationship between sports and copyright. We’ll take a look at different points where sports and copyright intersect, including how people watch games at home, the different ways athletes use copyright to build up merchandise and much more, and also the burgeoning realm of esports.
Featured loudspeakers include Derrick Heggans, founder and Chief executive officer of worldwide Sports and Entertainment Business Academy (GSB Academy) Delara Derakhshani, counsel, tech policy, Entertainment Software Association and Robert Garrett, senior counsel, Arnold & Porter.
The wedding may also be livestreamed.
We’ll continue our celebration of World IP Day Saturday, April 27, at 10:30 a.m. having a special copyright-focused Story Time in the Youthful Readers Center in the Library of Congress. Weʼll use song, tales, and activities introducing copyright concepts and highlight the strength of taking ideas and which makes them into creative works. The wedding is ideal for families with children from five to ten years of age.
World Ip Day, observed on April 26th since 2000, marks the date in 1970 once the WIPO Convention arrived to pressure. The anniversary of the occasion is noted as a means of advertising and growing general knowledge of ip. The program belongs to the Copyright Matters lecture series and it is free and available to the general public.
Request ADA accommodations five working days ahead of time at (202) 707-6362 or ada@loc.gov.
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Robert Garrett
Senior Counsel, Arnold & Porter
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Derrick Heggans
Founder and Chief executive officer, Global Sports and Entertainment Business Academy
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Delara Derakhshani
Counsel, Tech Policy, Entertainment Software Association
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Robert Garrett
Senior Counsel, Arnold & Porter
Robert Garrett whose practice concentrates on copyright and telecommunications law, particularly because it affects the sports, media and entertainment industries and technology. He represents and advises major sports leagues and organizations, movie producers and distributors, recording companies, broadcast and cable tv systems, municipal and foreign governments, yet others who create or utilize copyrighted works.
Mr. Garrett handles numerous matters prior to the federal district courts and courts of appeals, US Top Court, Copyright Office, Copyright Royalty Board (and predecessors), FCC, Congress and WIPO. He analyzes, under relevant copyright and communications laws and regulations, the legality of numerous technologies and practices. Also, he assists clients in contractual negotiations and disputes relating to the licensing of copyrighted content plus the mediation of disputes within the unlicensed utilization of such content.
Just before joining Arnold & Porter, Mr. Garrett offered in america Army so that as legislation clerk to then-Judge John Paul Stevens of america Court of Appeals for that Seventh Circuit. He graduated, cum laude, from Northwestern College School of Law, where he was Executive Editor from the law review, part of what the law states school’s moot court team, co-person receiving the Adlai Ewing Stevenson Award and William Jennings Bryan Award.
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Derrick Heggans
- Event Description
- Loudspeakers
Celebrate World IP Day 2019 using the Copyright Office
Register
The U.S. Copyright Office will celebrate World Ip Day with an occasion on Thursday, April 25, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. eastern amount of time in the historic Coolidge Auditorium within the Jefferson Building in Washington, Electricity. 2010 theme, as announced through the World Ip Organization (WIPO), is “Reach for Gold: IP and Sports.”
The Copyright Office’s program will explore the initial and often surprising relationship between sports and copyright. We’ll take a look at different points where sports and copyright intersect, including how people watch games at home, the different ways athletes use copyright to build up merchandise and much more, and also the burgeoning realm of esports.
Featured loudspeakers include Derrick Heggans, founder and Chief executive officer of worldwide Sports and Entertainment Business Academy (GSB Academy) Delara Derakhshani, counsel, tech policy, Entertainment Software Association and Robert Garrett, senior counsel, Arnold & Porter.
The wedding may also be livestreamed.
We’ll continue our celebration of World IP Day Saturday, April 27, at 10:30 a.m. having a special copyright-focused Story Time in the Youthful Readers Center in the Library of Congress. Weʼll use song, tales, and activities introducing copyright concepts and highlight the strength of taking ideas and which makes them into creative works. The wedding is ideal for families with children from five to ten years of age.
World Ip Day, observed on April 26th since 2000, marks the date in 1970 once the WIPO Convention arrived to pressure. The anniversary of the occasion is noted as a means of advertising and growing general knowledge of ip. The program belongs to the Copyright Matters lecture series and it is free and available to the general public.
Request ADA accommodations five working days ahead of time at (202) 707-6362 or ada@loc.gov.
-
Robert Garrett
Senior Counsel, Arnold & Porter
Find out more
-
Derrick Heggans
Founder and Chief executive officer, Global Sports and Entertainment Business Academy
Find out more
-
Delara Derakhshani
Counsel, Tech Policy, Entertainment Software Association
Find out more
Robert Garrett
Senior Counsel, Arnold & Porter
Robert Garrett whose practice concentrates on copyright and telecommunications law, particularly because it affects the sports, media and entertainment industries and technology. He represents and advises major sports leagues and organizations, movie producers and distributors, recording companies, broadcast and cable tv systems, municipal and foreign governments, yet others who create or utilize copyrighted works.
Mr. Garrett handles numerous matters prior to the federal district courts and courts of appeals, US Top Court, Copyright Office, Copyright Royalty Board (and predecessors), FCC, Congress and WIPO. He analyzes, under relevant copyright and communications laws and regulations, the legality of numerous technologies and practices. Also, he assists clients in contractual negotiations and disputes relating to the licensing of copyrighted content plus the mediation of disputes within the unlicensed utilization of such content.
Just before joining Arnold & Porter, Mr. Garrett offered in america Army so that as legislation clerk to then-Judge John Paul Stevens of america Court of Appeals for that Seventh Circuit. He graduated, cum laude, from Northwestern College School of Law, where he was Executive Editor from the law review, part of what the law states school’s moot court team, co-person receiving the Adlai Ewing Stevenson Award and William Jennings Bryan Award.
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Derrick Heggans
Derrick Heggans is definitely an Assistant Professor from the Robert H. Cruz School of economic in the College of Maryland, becoming the school Champion for that Sports Management Guys Program. Heggans also can serve as the Founder and Chief executive officer of Team Turnaround, a company supporting President Obama’s “My Brother’s Keeper Initiative” centered on improving existence outcomes for boys and youthful men of color. Team Turnaround is centered on while using infrastructure and assets from the sports and entertainment communities to advertise equity in education for those underserved kids.
Just before beginning Team Turnaround, Heggans offered because the Md from the Wharton Sports Business Initiative, an investigation and education-focused think tank based in the Wharton School in the College of Pennsylvania from 2010-2013. While at Wharton, Heggans founded and offered as Director from the Wharton Sports Business Academy.
Just before joining the Wharton Sports Business Initiative, Heggans labored at America online as Gm of AOL’s Sports Funnel, overseeing all business and programming operations. In 2008, he was named by Sports Business Journal among the “20 Most Influential in Sports Digital Media”. In March 2009, Heggans was named to Sports Business Journal 2009 “Forty Under 40” listing of most dynamic youthful executives running a business of Sports younger than 40.
Just before his time with America online, Heggans labored for that Nfl from 1998 through 2004 in a variety of legal roles. In May 1998, he started working at National football league Qualities, the marketing and licensing division from the Nfl, within the Legal & Business Matters Department like a staff attorney. His primary role was becoming business matters counsel for Corporate Sponsorships, Marketing and Special Occasions. In May 2001, Heggans moved to work from the Commissioner from the Nfl as Assistant Counsel for Broadcast Operations and Policy, where he aided the Broadcasting Department, National football league Films, and National football league Enterprises in negotiating, structuring and administering various League media contracts advised clubs on broadcast issues offered as chief business matters counsel for implementation of Super Bowl, Pro Bowl along with other National football league run special occasions and offered around the Super Bowl Policy Committee.
A local and current resident of Washington, Electricity, Heggans finished Duke College in 1992. Also, he finished George Washington University’s School of Law in 1998 and is part of the NY Bar.
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Delara Derakhshani
Counsel, Tech Policy, Entertainment Software Association
Ms. Derakhshani can serve as Counsel, Tech Policy in the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), the U.S. trade association for that gaming industry, where she advises gaming publishers and gaming console manufacturers on a variety of technology law and policy matters. Her special areas of practice include privacy, consumer protection, ease of access, and esports. Before joining ESA, Delara offered as policy counsel at Consumers Union and labored within the Electricity Government Matters office of T-Mobile. Delara received her J.D. and certificate in communications law in the Catholic College of America’s Columbus School of Law and her B.A. in the College of Virginia.
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