
UK Copyright and
Creative Economy Centre
University of Glasgow

About CREATe
CREATe investigates the future of creative production in the digital age. We look at the public sphere from the perspectives of intellectual property law, information law and competition law. We are the UK @copyrightcentre.

About CREATe
CREATe investigates the future of creative production in the digital age. We look at the public sphere from the perspectives of intellectual property law, information law and competition law. We are the UKÂ @copyrightcentre.
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‘Creativity and the Law: Changing Perspectives’: CREATe panel at Association for the Study of Law, Culture and Humanities Annual Conference, 2022
The 24th annual conference of the Association of Law, Culture and the Humanities took place this June, hosted by Emory…
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21 for 2021: Three Faces of Openness in Organising Copyright
This post is part of a series of evidence summaries for the 21 for 2021 project, a CREATe project within the…
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‘Creativity and the Law: Changing Perspectives’: CREATe panel at Association for the Study of Law, Culture and Humanities Annual Conference, 2022
The 24th annual conference of the Association of Law, Culture and the Humanities took place this June, hosted by Emory…
Read More
21 for 2021: Three Faces of Openness in Organising Copyright
This post is part of a series of evidence summaries for the 21 for 2021 project, a CREATe project within the…
Read More

The Copyright Evidence Portal gives access to the world’s current knowledge about copyright law and its effects – as a data-minable Wiki catalogue and through visualizations. It includes the Copyright Evidence Wiki, a digital resource intended to construct a complete catalogue of existing empirical evidence relevant to copyright policy in order to inform public debate.

A digital archive of primary sources on copyright from the invention of the printing press (c. 1450) to the Berne Convention (1886) and beyond. For each of the thirteen geographical areas covered, a national editor has selected, transcribed, translated and commented on documents. Primary Sources on Copyright is co-produced with CIPIL / University of Cambridge.

CopyrightUser.eu will provide authoritative and accessible guidance on EU copyright law. The website – developed through the Horizon 2020 project reCreating Europe: Rethinking digital copyright for a culturally diverse, accessible, creative Europe – will help ‘copyright users’ across the EU make informed decisions on copyright issues.

CopyrightUser.org is an independent online resource intended to make UK copyright law accessible to creators, media professionals, entrepreneurs, students, and members of the public. The platform offers innovative multimedia resources and accessible guidance that are based on authoritative research and responsive to users’ needs.
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RESEARCH PAPERS

CREATe is happy to present the sixth entry in our 2022 series of working papers: "Can you play? An analysis…

Two new papers are published today in the CREATe working paper series. The papers build on submissions by members of…

CREATe is happy to present the third entry in our series of working papers released in 2022: “Copyright (in Design)…