1. Executive Summary
1.1. Date and Place
1.2. Timing
1.3. Findings2. Planning and Organisation
2.1. The organisers
2.2. The Finnish Institute in London
2.3. The mailing list and the website
2.4. The roundtable and its Chairman
2.5. The participants
2.6. A Photoreportage
2.7. An early letter of invitation
2.8. Final letter of invitation3. Property, Propriety And The Threat To Public Access. Keynote
presentation by dr Paul Sturges4. Summary of the proceedings (part one)
4.1. SACD, Leena Krohn, Statewatch
4.2. MAI and Libraries
4.3. On Fair Use and Library Exceptions5. Current EU Position, by Petra Wikström
6. Summary of the proceedings (part two)
6.1. What is the aim of the EU Directive on copyright?
6.2. Fame and fortune
6.3. Why to worry about the Directive?
6.4. Authors, Rightholders and Big Business
7. Papers and notes
- Hope and Technology by Leena Krohn
- Library is a Keyword Political power through the public library, by Mikael Böök
- Do Users have Rights in the Works Themselves? Notes on the position of the AIDAA on the draft EU Directive on copyright, by M.B.
- MAI and Libraries a draft for the discussion, by Sinikka Sipilä
- Free Access To Works Is Not Access For Free Open Letter To The Members Of The European Parliament (Brussels, 1 October 1998)
Additional Note on MAI
- Mort de l'AMI by M.B. (linked via the archive of the ecup-list)