Follow-on Funding: Improving Deliberation, Improving Copyright

后续资金：改进审议、改进版权

• 批准号: AH/S007075/1
• 负责人: Lee Edwards
• 金额: $ 9.96万
• 依托单位: London School of Economics and Political Science
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2019 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FS007075%2F1
• 关键词: Follow; Funding; Improving; Deliberation; Copyright

The main aim of this project is to co-produce, with key stakeholder organisations and members of the public, a new deliberative model for consultations that can help policymakers to obtain better evidence to support copyright policymaking and potentially other areas of media policy. Our project objectives are: (1) to engage in dialogue with stakeholders about their experiences of copyright consultations and combine these insights with the findings of our own research; (2) to co-produce, with stakeholders, a new deliberative model of consultation for copyright policy that is robust, sustainable, and satisfies key democratic principles; (3) to share the model with the UK Intellectual Property Office as a tool for planning future consultations about copyright; (4) to explore with Ofcom the possibilities of using the model for consultations about other areas of media policy; and (5) to distribute the project outputs to relevant policymaking communities via the stakeholder and project team's networks.The proposal draws on the project team's previous research into how copyright is variously understood, communicated, and debated by different groups in society (see Klein, Moss and Edwards 2015). Most directly, it builds on a recent AHRC-funded study, 'Improving Deliberation, Improving Copyright' (AH/K000179/1), which explored how members of the public can be engaged in discussing copyright policy more effectively (Edwards, Moss, & Karvelyte, 2017). The project brought 88 members of the public together over one weekend to deliberate about copyright and ways it might change. Participants engaged enthusiastically with the event and greatly valued the opportunity to discuss copyright with one another, but they also wanted to understand and engage further with the perspectives of other key stakeholders, such as industry representatives and creative workers, and to know how their input could inform copyright policymaking. By working with all relevant stakeholders to consider how the public voice can be incorporated into policy consultations more effectively, this follow-on project addresses these points directly. To achieve our objectives, the project will adopt a creative and flexible approach that focuses on knowledge-sharing and exchange through project design, stakeholder engagement, and final outputs. The project begins with in-depth dialogues with stakeholder groups (creative workers, creative industry companies, intermediaries, regulatory bodies, relevant government departments, and members of the public), which will explore their experiences of consultation exercises and share the findings from our previous research. A one-day workshop will then bring stakeholders together in order to co-produce a draft model for deliberative copyright consultations. Our emphasis on co-production will ensure that the model will be jointly owned by all participants and provides a basis for developing a sustainable, realistic and more legitimate approach to copyright policymaking. The model and report will then be introduced to policymakers and consultation leaders at a training event for consultation planning. Stakeholders will join the researchers to present the model, talk about their experience during the project, and discuss the model's advantages and limitations. All the project outputs will be open access, made available via our project webpage for our stakeholders and other interested groups to reference and draw upon in future consultations.

该项目的主要目的是与主要利益相关者组织和公众共同制定一个新的协商审议模式，帮助政策制定者获得更好的证据，以支持版权政策制定和其他潜在的媒体政策领域。我们的项目目标是：（1）与利益相关者就其版权磋商经验进行对话，并将这些见解与我们自己的研究成果联合收割机相结合;（2）与利益相关者共同制定一种新的版权政策磋商审议模式，该模式应是稳健的、可持续的，并符合关键的民主原则;（3）与英国知识产权局分享该模式，作为规划未来有关版权的磋商的工具;（4）与英国通信管理局探讨可否利用该模式就其他传媒政策范畴进行磋商;（5）通过利益相关者和项目团队的网络将项目成果分发给相关的政策制定团体。该提案借鉴了项目团队之前对社会中不同群体如何对版权进行不同理解、沟通和辩论的研究（见Klein，Moss and Edwards 2015）。最直接的是，它建立在最近AHRC资助的研究，“改善审议，改善版权”（AH/K 000179/1），该研究探讨了公众如何更有效地参与讨论版权政策（爱德华兹，莫斯和Karvelyte，2017）。该项目在一个周末召集了88名公众，讨论版权及其可能改变的方式。与会者热情参与了此次活动，并非常重视彼此讨论版权的机会，但他们也希望了解和进一步参与其他关键利益相关者的观点，如行业代表和创意工作者，并了解他们的意见如何为版权政策制定提供信息。通过与所有相关利益攸关方合作，考虑如何更有效地将公众的声音纳入政策协商，这一后续项目直接解决了这些问题。 为了实现我们的目标，该项目将采用一种创造性和灵活的方法，重点是通过项目设计、利益攸关方参与和最终产出进行知识共享和交流。项目首先与持份者团体（创意工作者、创意产业公司、中介机构、监管机构、相关政府部门和公众）进行深入对话，探讨他们在咨询工作中的经验，并分享我们以往的研究成果。然后，为期一天的研讨会将利益相关者聚集在一起，共同制定审议版权磋商的模型草案。我们对联合制作的重视将确保该模式由所有参与者共同拥有，并为制定可持续、现实和更合法的版权政策提供基础。然后将在协商规划培训活动中向决策者和协商领导人介绍该模型和报告。利益相关者将与研究人员一起展示该模型，谈论他们在项目期间的经验，并讨论该模型的优点和局限性。所有项目成果将通过我们的项目网页公开，供我们的利益相关者和其他感兴趣的团体在未来的磋商中参考和借鉴。

项目成果

Consultation Design and Evaluation Toolkit

咨询设计和评估工具包

• 发表时间: 2020
• 作者: Edwards L.

Debating the Future of Public Service Broadcasting: Recommendations of an Online Citizens' Assembly

讨论公共服务广播的未来：在线公民大会的建议

• 发表时间: 2020
• 作者: Edwards L.

Improving Deliberation, Improving Copyright: Outcomes and Recommendations

改进审议、改进版权：成果和建议

• 发表时间: 2020
• 作者: Edwards L.

Democratising media policymaking: a stakeholder-centric, systemic approach to copyright consultation

媒体决策民主化：以利益相关者为中心的系统性版权咨询方法

• DOI: 10.1177/01634437211048376
• 发表时间: 2021
• 期刊: Media, Culture & Society
• 作者: Edwards L