A Second International Meeting on National Digital Cultural Content Creation Strategies

This meeting is intended to be flexible, and to meet the needs of participants. The agenda, below, is offered as a model by which discussion might be moved forward over the two days.

Monday 18 March, 2002 The Brookings Institution, 1775 Massachusetts Avenue NW [location]
8:30	Continental Breakfast
9:30	Welcome (Robert Martin, IMLS; Paul Miller, UKOLN)
9:45	Summary of Last Meeting, Introductions and Expectations from the Group (John Perkins, CIMI)
12:30	Lunch
13:15	Issues arising around previously commissioned Policy Research How do we understand what patrons do, and what they want? (David Dawson, Resource) Are there Sustainable Economic Models for Content Creation? [paper to follow] (René Bouchard, Canadian Heritage) Can we identify common goals or aspirations behind Content Creation Programmes? (David Dawson, Resource) What trends, if any, can we identify in funded research activities? (John Perkins, CIMI) Items for future research?
15:30	Coffee
16:00	Policy Research, continued...
17:00	Close
18:00	Reception (Cosmos Club, 2121 Massachusetts Avenue NW [location]) please note: the Club has a dress code of jacket and tie or equivalent Partners travelling to Washington with meeting participants are welcome to attend the Reception, providing we have numbers in advance...

Tuesday 19 March, 2002 The Brookings Institution, 1775 Massachusetts Avenue NW [location]
9:00	Do we have a shared view of technical standards? (Paul Miller, UKOLN)
10:00	Capturing the Issues: Development of Position statements Creation of Digital Cultural Content (Tony Gill, RLG) Preservation of Digital Cultural Materials (Tony Gill, RLG) Management and Use of Copyright Material in the Networked Environment (David Green, NINCH) Should we prepare further statements?
11:00	Coffee
11:30	Making the case to grant givers or recipients
12:30	Lunch
13:30	Does this group have a future, and what form might this take?
15:30	Coffee
16:00	Where do we go from here?
17:00	Close

Organizational details should be addressed in the first instance to Paul Miller of UKOLN.

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