Beyond Copyright Industries: Publishing and Digital Futures Symposium, 21 September, QUT

1. Copyright and Academic Publishing initiatives in China Xiang Ren

2. Two Types of “Open Access” Open Access Journals Readers’ Online Sharing

3. Challenge Improve O.A. publishing Harnessing rather than discouraging readers’ co-creation

5. Flexible Copyright Framework Open to Public; free for authors Original Content: publish then filter; Authors own the copyright; official registration of knowledge priority without publishing Published Content: A repository of O.A. journals; Scholars’ self-archiving

7. Creative and Collaborative Users Distribution innovation via social sharing Social peer review via academic social media

8. Discussion Creation is driven by multiple incentives Harnessing users’ co-creation by maximising their interests Copyright innovation