What might truly open access to orphan works look like

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What might truly open access to orphan works look like? Would it be a public domain claim to open, fair and free use of orphan works? Orphan works legislation that lets other online libraries offer access to orphan works? Opportunities for orphan works to move into the public domain or to be offered with Creative Commons or similar open licenses? Funding for open access from the orphan revenues generated by the Settlement? What is the role of Congress in shaping this critical aspect of copyright policy?

Suggested participants: Charles Nesson, Pam Sameulson, Mary-Beth Peters? Congressperson?

Suggested by: Phil Malone, Berkman Center

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