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The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the page image as the authoritative form to ensure accuracy. 5 Overview of Technologies for Protecting and for Misappropriating Digital Intellectual Property Rights: The Current Situation and Future Prospects Mark Stefik and Teresa Lunt 6 Legal and Policy Issues Summary Overview of Existing and Proposed Intellectual Property Rights Regimes for Databases, Marybeth Peters Summary of Federal Government Information Law and Data Policies, Justin Hughes Part II— Discussion Sessions on the Current Legal and Technical Situation7 Government-Sector Data 8 Not-for-Profit-Sector Data 9 Commercial-Sector Data Part III— Discussion Sessions on the Potential Impacts of Legislation and Assessments of Policy Options10 A Strong Property Rights Model for Protecting Databases 11 An Unfair Competition Model for Protecting Databases 12 Promoting Access to and Use of Government-Sector Scientific and Technical Data—An Assessment of Legal and Policy Options 13 Promoting Access to and Use of Not-for-Profit-Sector Scientific and Technical Data for the Public Interest—An Assessment of Legal and Policy Options 14 Final Plenary Discussion AppendixesA Biographical Sketches of Study Committee and Workshop Speakers and Panelists B Workshop Agenda and Participants C Raw Knowledge: Protecting Technical Databases for Science and Industry, Stephen M. Maurer, Attorney-at-Law D Acronyms
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