General

6th Creative Commons Japan Seminar

Thursday, 27 September 2007
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Theme:
"Toward an Open Enterprise model of the 21st century"

From for-profit corporations to not-for-profit organizations, we are witnessing the rise of a new social literacy of 'sharing' and 'openness'.
At this Creative Commons Japan seminar, we'll welcome Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia and Wikia, in addition to Satoko Takita from Mozilla Japan and Daisuke Tsuda + Nobuyoshi Kodera (co-authors of 「'Content's Future - creativity in the post-YouTube era').
Each speaker will present this global theme from their activities, then join a panel discussion in the latter half with Kim Jung Hoon (Keio Univ. DMC), a prominent researcher of the ever-growing creative industries, in order to furtherly deepen the topics arose.

Program
13:00 Opening Message
13:15 Yuko NOGUCHI （CCJP Director of Boards/NII Assistant Professor）
13:35 Takita SATOKO（Mozilla Japan Director）
13:55 Nobuyoshi KODERA（AV device technical writer）、Daisuke TSUDA（IT・Music journalist）
14:15 Jimmy Wales（Wikipedia/Wikia, Founder）
14:35 Break
14:45 Panel Discussion（moderator：Jung Hoon KIM
Keio University DMC Assistant Professor）
15:30 Q&As
16:00 closing
＊ all programs are accompanied with simultaneous translations

Host：　Creative Commons Japan
Co-host：　National Institute of Informatics (NII)
Special Cooperation：　Academy Hills
Date：　September 27th（Thursday）13:00 to 16:00
（opening from 12:30）
Venue：　Roppongi Academy Hills（49F Tower Hall）
URL: http://www.academyhills.com/information/map/
Seats：　300（free admission）
＊we will accept donations on a voluntary basis

Registration:
To register to the event, please send an email with your name, organization, and email address to:
seminar AT creativecommons.jp

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Location:
Roppongi Academy Hills