Paul Brest Hall, Stanford Law School<\/p>\n
8:15 \u2013 9:00 am Continental Breakfast<\/p>\n
8:15 \u2013 9:00 am \u00a0Panel III: Intermediary Copyright Liability<\/strong><\/p>\n Content \u2014 movies, music, books, etc. \u2014 flourishes on the Internet. Yet the technologies that make this possible also allow for nearly costless copying, threatening the interests of rights holders. Governments have taken the lead in addressing these issues, but more recently rights holders have looked to private enforcement mechanisms such as the copyright alert system. What lessons, if any, should China and the U.S. learn from the other\u2019s experience?<\/p>\n Moderator:\u00a0Paul Goldstein<\/a><\/strong> Topic: ISS Copyright Liability in Canada<\/strong>{English<\/a>} {Chinese<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: Giuseppina D\u2019Agostino<\/strong> Topic: ISP Copyright Liabilities and Safe Harbors in China: A Cinderella Story of Legal Transplantation?<\/strong> {Presentation<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: Jiarui Liu<\/strong> Topic: Copyright as Innovation Policy How Intermediary Liability Defines the Innovation Landscape<\/strong><\/p>\n Speaker: Fred von Lohmann<\/strong> Topic: DMCA\u2019s Influence on ISP\u2019s Liability in China: the Good and the Bad<\/strong> {English<\/a>} {Chinese<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: WANG Qian<\/strong> Topic: Lessons Learned from Both Sides of Notice and Takedown<\/strong> {Presentation<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: Xuan Yun<\/strong> Topic: Copyright Liability for the UGC\u00a0<\/strong>{Presentation<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: Parker Zhang<\/strong> Q & A<\/p>\n 10:30 \u2013 10:45 am\u00a0 Tea Break 310:45 \u2013 12:15 pm Panel IV Virtual Items<\/strong><\/p>\n Who owns virtual items? To what extent do the Terms of Service of a site operator or an app provider limit a user\u2019s \u201cownership\u201d of items? A combination of property, intellectual property, and contract laws has been used to regulate the ownership and exchange of these virtual \u201cgoods\u201d thus far. In this panel, we explore the tensions that may arise between these doctrines as the markets in China and the United States evolve and increasingly overlap.<\/p>\n Moderator: Andy Y. Sun <\/strong>{Presentation<\/a>}<\/strong> Topic: Virtual Gravity: The Path and Velocity of Virtual Property <\/strong>{English<\/a>}{Chinese<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: Joshua Fairfield<\/strong><\/a> Topic: Research on Issues Concerning the Ownership and Transactions of Virtual Property<\/strong> {English<\/a>}{Chinese<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: Jason SI<\/strong> Topic: Virtual Property: Two Real World Case Studies and the Nightmare Scenarios<\/strong> {English<\/a>}{Chinese<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: Stephen Smith<\/strong> Topic: The Ownership of Virtual Items<\/strong>{English<\/a>}{Chinese<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: YANG Ming<\/a><\/strong> Q & A<\/p>\n 12:15 \u2013 1:45 Lunch and Keynote<\/strong><\/p>\n Moderator:<\/strong> Elizabeth Magill<\/strong> Moderator:<\/strong> ZHANG Shouwen<\/strong> Keynote Speaker: Judge Randall R. Rader<\/strong> Q&A<\/p>\n 2:00 \u2013 3:00 pm\u00a0Panel V Patent Litigation<\/strong><\/p>\n Do the U.S. and China patent systems encourage innovation, particularly in the Internet industry? How are damages calculated in the U.S. and China patent systems? What is the patent-eligibility of software? What is the impact of ITC patent litigation on Chinese entities? How important are patent acquisition and litigation to securing freedom to operate?<\/p>\n Moderator: Colleen Chien<\/a><\/strong> Moderator: Singer John Huang<\/strong>{Presentation<\/a>}<\/strong> Topic: Does the US Litigation System Promote Software\/Internet Innovation<\/strong> {English<\/a>} {Chinese<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: Neel Chatterjee<\/a><\/strong> Topic: Patents and innovation in China<\/strong>{English<\/a>} {Chinese<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: Roger SHANG<\/strong> Topic: The U.S. & Chinese Patent Systems: The New Dialetics of Innovation {English<\/a>} {Chinese<\/a>}<\/p>\n Speaker: Duane R. Valz<\/strong> Topic: Remedies For Patent Infringement In the United States <\/strong>{English<\/a>} {Chinese<\/a>}<\/p>\n
\nProfessor of Law, Stanford Law School<\/p>\n
\nAssociate Professor of Law, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University; Founder & Director, IP Osgoode, Osgoode\u2019s Intellectual Property Law and Technology Program<\/p>\n
\nAssistant Professor of Law, University of New Hampshire School of Law<\/p>\n
\nLegal Director for Copyright, Google<\/p>\n
\nProfessor, East China university of Political Science and Law<\/p>\n
\nDirector of IP Policy & enforcement, Microsoft China<\/p>\n
\nDirector of Patent Strategy, Baidu<\/p>\n
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\nVisiting Chair Professor, Tongji University College of Law<\/p>\n
\nAssociate Professor of Law, Washington & Lee University School of Law<\/p>\n
\nDirector, Legal Research Center, Tencent<\/p>\n
\nManaging Partner, Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman & Machtinger LLP<\/p>\n
\nAssistant to the Dean and Associate Professor, Peking University Law School<\/p>\n
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\nDean, Stanford Law School<\/p>\n
\nDean, Peking University Law School<\/p>\n
\nChief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit<\/p>\n
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\nAssistant Professor, Santa Clara Law School<\/p>\n
\nCo-Director, Institute for Internet Law, Peking University Law School<\/p>\n
\nCo-Chair, Intellectual Property Group, Orrick<\/p>\n
\nChief Patent and Technology Counsel, Alibaba<\/p>\n
\nSenior Patent Counsel, Google Inc.<\/p>\n