2016年数字市场版权作品开发会议

Section 104 of the Marine MammalProtection Act.6. Reporting. a modification, suspension orrevocation of the Authorization. A draft report of marine mammal Request for Public Comments observations and Maritime WSEPmission activities must be submitted tothe National Marine Fisheries Service’sSoutheast Regional Office, ProtectedResources Division, 263 13th Ave.South, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 andNMFS’s Office of Protected Resources,1315 East West Highway, Silver Spring,MD 20910. This draft report mustinclude the following information:•Date and time of each maritime We request comment on our analysis,the draft authorization, and any otheraspect of thisFederal Registernotice ofproposed Authorization. Please includewith your comments any supportingdata or literature citations to helpinform our final decision on Eglin AFB’srenewal request for an MMPAauthorization. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:Forfurther information regarding themeeting, contact Nadine Herbert orSusan Allen, Office of Policy andInternational Affairs, USPTO, MadisonBuilding, 600 Dulany Street,Alexandria, Virginia 22314; telephone(571) 272–9300; emailNadine.Herbert@uspto.govorSusan.Allen@uspto.gov.Please direct all media inquiries to theOffice of the Chief CommunicationsOfficer, USPTO, at (571) 272–8400. Dated: November 15, 2016. strike mission;•A complete description of the pre- Donna S. Wieting,Director, Office of Protected Resources,National Marine Fisheries Service.[FR Doc. 2016–27881 Filed 11–18–16; 8:45 am]BILLING CODE 3510–22–P exercise and post-exercise activitiesrelated to mitigating and monitoring theeffects of maritime strike missions onmarine mammal populations;•Results of the monitoring program, including numbers by species/stock ofany marine mammals noted injured orkilled as a result of the maritime strikemission and number of marinemammals (by species if possible) thatmay have been harassed due to presencewithin the ZOI; and•A detailed assessment of the DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Patent and Trademark Office SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: [Docket No.: PTO–C–2016–0047] Background National Telecommunications andInformation Administration; Notice ofPublic Meeting on Developing theDigital Marketplace for CopyrightedWorks A. Ongoing Government EngagementRelating to Copyright in the DigitalEconomy effectiveness of sensor based monitoringin detecting marine mammals in thearea of Maritime WSEP operations.The draft report will be subject to The Department of Commerceestablished the Internet Policy TaskForce (Task Force) in 2010 to identifyleading public policy and operationalissues impacting the U.S. privatesector’s ability to realize the potentialfor economic growth and job creationthrough the Internet. The Task Force’sJuly 2013 report,Copyright Policy,Creativity, and Innovation in the DigitalEconomy(Green Paper),1was theproduct of extensive publicconsultations led by the United StatesPatent and Trademark Office (USPTO)and the National Telecommunicationsand Information Administration (NTIA).In October 2013, the USPTO and AGENCY:United States Patent andTrademark Office, U.S. Department ofCommerce; NationalTelecommunications and InformationAdministration, U.S. Department ofCommerce. review and comment by NMFS. Anyrecommendations made by NMFS mustbe addressed in the final report prior toacceptance by NMFS. The draft reportwill be considered the final report forthis activity under this Authorization ifNMFS has not provided comments andrecommendations within 90 days ofreceipt of the draft report.7. Additional Conditions. ACTION:Notice of public meeting. SUMMARY:The Department ofCommerce’s Internet Policy Task Force(Task Force) will hold a conference atthe United States Patent and TrademarkOffice (USPTO) facility in Alexandria,Virginia, on December 9, 2016, todiscuss current initiatives andtechnologies used to develop a morerobust and collaborative digitalmarketplace for copyrighted works andto consider ways forward to helpachieve that result. This follows up onan earlier public meeting held by theTask Force on April 1, 2015, whichfocused on how the Government canassist in facilitating the developmentand use of standard identifiers for alltypes of works of authorship. •The maritime strike mission monitoring team will participate in themarine mammal species observationtraining. Designated crew members willbe selected to receive training asprotected species observers (PSO). PSOswill receive training in protectedspecies survey and identificationtechniques through a NMFS-approvedtraining program.•The holder of this Authorization NTIA published a request for publiccomments2relating to three areas ofwork flowing out of the Green Paper,including whether and how theGovernment can facilitate the furtherdevelopment of a robust onlinelicensing environment. The request forcomments noted that building theonline marketplace is fundamentally afunction of the private sector anddescribed how that process has beenprogressing. It noted the Green Pa