Collaborative Course "Copyright in the Internet Age" with Online University "ZEN University" Begins
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The Japanese Society for Rights of Authors, Composers and Publishers (JASRAC) is launching a collaborative course titled "Copyright in the Internet Age" with ZEN University, an online university operated by the Japan Foundation Dwango Gakuen. The course aims to foster talent for the content industry by examining copyright issues arising from the development of digital technology through concrete examples. JASRAC Chairman Kazuya Izawa and songwriter/music producer Sho Yamamoto will be guest lecturers in two of the 15 sessions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the name of the course JASRAC is launching with ZEN University in 2024?
- A: The course is called 'Copyright in the Internet Age' and began in 2024.
- Q: How many sessions will feature guest lecturers from JASRAC and the music industry in the ZEN University course?
- A: Two of the 15 sessions will include guest lecturers Kazuya Izawa and Sho Yamamoto.
- Q: Who is the chairman of JASRAC participating in the ZEN University collaborative course in 2024?
- A: Kazuya Izawa is the chairman of JASRAC participating in the course.
- Q: Which online university is offering the 'Copyright in the Internet Age' course with JASRAC in 2024?
- A: ZEN University, operated by Japan Foundation Dwango Gakuen, is offering the course.
- Q: What is the role of Sho Yamamoto in the collaborative course with ZEN University and JASRAC?
- A: Sho Yamamoto is a songwriter and music producer serving as a guest lecturer.