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Colloquium
19
November
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Rethinking Artist’s Remuneration in the Digital Age

Yaniv Benhamou, University of Geneva
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Geneva Graduate Institute, Maison de la paix, room S11 and online.

The International Law Colloquium is a forum for discussing international law scholarship, featuring diverse topics and approaches.

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Speaker

 
Prof Yaniv Benhamou, University of Geneva, will be presenting his recent book in a session titled Rethinking Artists’ Remuneration in the Digital Age. For the purposes of this session, he has recommended reading pages 163-84. Additionally, he recommends pages 133-163 for those interested in learning about the use of training data.  The book is available open access online:  https://archive-ouverte.unige.ch/unige:193734. I also attach it for your reference. We request you to read the above mentioned pages of the book in advance of the session. 

 
The overview and details of his book project can be found here: https://creativevaluechains.com/. 

 

DISCUSSANT

Paulo Glowacki, PhD candidate in the International Law Department, will be serving as discussant for this session.
 
 

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