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Tuesday, November 17 • 2:15pm - 3:15pm
Unlocking the Archive Through 108(h)

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Copyright law contains a hidden tool that film archives don't currently use: 17 U.S.C. 108(h), which allows libraries and archives substantial rights to provide access to “commercial orphan” works in their last 20 years of copyright. The panelists will discuss the law and how it potentially applies to film archives, including a project at the Library of Congress National Audio Visual Conservation Center to research 108(h)'s potential application to films in its collections.
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Dr. Elizabeth Townsend Gard

Tulane University Law School
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Hope O'Keeffe

Library of Congress
Hope O'Keeffe has been Senior Associate General Counsel of the Library of Congress since November 2006, supervising all collections matters including acquisitions, copyright, intellectual property, social media, web archiving, and increasing digital access to Library collections... Read More →
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Jenni Matz

Television Academy Foundation
Jenni Matz is the Director of The Television Academy Foundation Interviews, where she has worked as an archivist and producer for 13+ years. She received her MLIS from Simmons College, and her JD from Southwestern Law University. She is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and member... Read More →
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Mike Mashon

Library of Congress
Mike Mashon is Head of the Library of Congress Moving Image Section. A native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and graduate of multiple Big State Universities, he came to the Library as Curator in 1998 before assuming his current position in 2005.

Tuesday November 17, 2020 2:15pm - 3:15pm PST
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