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Make money whilst you sleep: valuing, protecting and
licensing in the digital industry
Date: Tuesday 05 April 2005
Venue: 01zero-one, Soho Centre, Peter Street, London W1
0HS
Time: 6pm - 8pm
Price: Entry is free but regsitration is essential
This is an Own It event.
Booking:
Book online. For other enquiries call Own It on
020 7514 7985 or email info@own-it.org.
The digital industry is back into growth and that means an
increasing amount of development being put into digital content,
software, applications and solutions. If you are a creator and
innovator in the digital industry then you need to know how to
exploit your creativity and make sure that you protect your
innovation before looking at the ways to make money from
it.
Alex Chapman from Briffa law firm will discuss how you go about
this and the various options available.
About the speaker:
Alex Chapman is a solicitor and partner with Briffa
specialising in games and interactive media in which he has
helped build a leading practice. He is regarded as a leading
figures in this field and has first-hand knowledge of the
industry as part of development teams on a number of successful
titles before taking up the law. He now acts principally for
developers including Sports Interactive and Creative Assembly
and does so from an intellectual property base, handling
commercial contracts with publishers and other media
providers.
Event sponsors or co-organisers:
Briffa - www.briffa.com
NMK - www.nmk.co.uk
01zero-one - www.01zero-one.co.uk
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