IV. Intellectual Property Law International Symposium has been held by our Faculty

IV. Intellectual Property Law International Symposium was organised by our Faculty. The main theme of this online Symposium was ‘Copyrights in the Information Society’.

The opening speech of the Symposium was made by our Faculty’s Dean, Prof. Dr. Hayri Bozgeyik. Following the opening speech, 15 papers were presented through 5 sessions. The symposium, in which the participation was intense, was broadcasted simultaneously on our Faculty’s YouTube channel. And the questions of participants from YouTube have been answered by the respective presenters. Hereby, an exemplary symposium of the “new normal” after Covid-19 was held in our Faculty.

We would like to sincerely thank our panel moderators Prof. Dr. Mustafa Aksu, Prof. Dr. Mustafa Ateş, Prof. Dr. Arzu Oğuz, Prof. Sevilay Uzallı, Prof. Dr. Ayşe Osman Boztosun as well as all the presenters and audiences.

You can find the list of papers presented at the Symposium below:

1. Dr. Zehra ÖZKAN, Ankara University, News Media and Digital Platforms in the EU Copyright Law
2. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Cahit SULUK, Istanbul Medeniyet University, Should Press-Publishers be Copyrighted in Turkey?
3. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hamdi PINAR, Bilkent University, Limiting Legal Protection in favour of the Information Society: Data Mining
4. Fatmanur CEBECİ ÇORUM, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University, Text and Data Mining Exception in the Digital Single Market Directive
5. Prof. Dr. Mustafa AKSU, İstanbul University, Evaluation of Link Sharing in terms of Public Communication Right and a Brief Overview of CJEU Decisions
6. Dr. Eda ÇATAKLAR, Istanbul Bilgi University, The Right and Wrongness of Distance Learning in Universities in terms of Intellectual and Artistic Works Law
7. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pelin KARAASLAN, Eskişehir Osmangazi University, Temporary Reproduction of Intellectual and Artistic Works Due to Technical Necessity
8. Dr. Mete TEVETOĞLU, Maltepe University, Evaluation of the Discussion on the Copyrights of Tattoo Artists in Computer Games in Terms of the Exemption of Perception of Spatial Reality, an Unusual Limit of Intellectual Rights
9. Dr. Özgür ARIKAN, Istanbul Medeniyet University, Evaluation of NFT Works within the scope of Intellectual and Artistic Works Law
10. Res. Assist. Hasan Ali GÜÇLÜ, Ufuk University, Copyright in Social Media Platforms
11. Res. Assist. Sena KONTOĞLU, Ankara Sosyal Sciences University, Platform Responsibility in the EU Law in Light of the YouTube/Cyando Decision
12. Res. Assist. Emine Meliknur KILIÇ - Dr. Sevda YAŞAR ÇOŞKUN, İzmir Bakırçay University, Evaluation of Music Content Posts made by Influencers on Instagram in terms of Right to Communication to the Public in Light of CJEU Decisions
13. Attorn. Dr. Gülmelahat DOĞAN, TÜBİTAK/ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emel BADUR, Çankaya University, Evaluation of R&D Contracts in terms of Intellectual Property
14. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ali Gümrah TOKER, Dokuz Eylül University, Law Applicable to the Basis of the Copyright Agreement within the Framework of MÖHUK No. 5718
15. Sefa YILMAZ, The Concepts of Current and Assumptive Value in Calculation of Copyright Compensation