This vacancy has now closed CREATe is the RCUK Centre for Copyright and New Business Models in the Creative Economy…
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A lively crowd gathered at the House for an Art Lover in Glasgow for the CREATe All Hands meeting.
The closing session at the CREATe All Hands event underlined two distinct areas where CREATe activities can have a major impact. First, talks by Dominic Young (Copyright Hub), Kieron O’Hara (University of Southampton) and Joe Karaganis (American Assembly, Columbia University) identified areas where cutting-edge empirical research can address pressing economic and social questions. Second, presentations by Jeanette Hofmann (Social Science Research Center, Berlin) and Philip Schlesinger (CCPR, University of Glasgow) highlighted the way in which CREATe can break new ground in terms of our relationship with society, industry and academia. Addressing both of these objectives is a heavy responsibility to bear, but at the same time these challenges represent exciting opportunities for CREATe. Are we up to the task of not only innovating new research programmes to question received wisdom and policy, but also forging new identities in the difficult space between scientific objectivity and political engagement?
With images copied via instant screen-grab & websites stripping metadata clean away where does it leave the creators? CREATe Investigator Professor…
France in the Year 2000 (XXI century) – a series of futuristic pictures by Jean-Marc Côté and other artists issued…
The eighteenth release in CREATe’s Working Paper Series is now available for download. Intellectual Property Values: What Do Musicians Talk…
What do we mean when we speak about interdisciplinarity? For a research centre situated at the cross currents of law,…
Prof. Philip Schlesinger, CREATe’s Deputy Director, set the context for debate and chaired the session on the media in Scotland…
With 9 months to go until the next general election in the UK, and as the political parties are writing…