Monthly Archives: February 2019

Industrial Policy gone wrong: The Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive

Posted on February 14, 2019 by

Yesterday morning, before the agreement reached in the trilogue between Commission, Parliament and Council, I gave an interview to Wired on Article 13. What we know about the final text from the representation in the press release by the Parliament’s rapporteur … Continue reading →

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Report: CREATe Public Lecture by Dr. Martin Husovec – How Difficult Is It to Repeal New Intellectual Property Rights?

Posted on February 13, 2019 by

Report by Anthony Rosborough, (LLM Candidate in the Intellectual Property & Digital Economy Programme at the University of Glasgow) On the 6th of February, Dr. Martin Husovec (Assistant Professor at Tilburg Law School) presented a lecture focused on the difficulty … Continue reading →

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Graduate Teaching Assistant & PhD opportunity with CREATe

Posted on February 7, 2019 by

This is an opportunity to join the School of Law and CREATe at an exciting point in our development, as part of the University of Glasgow’s ongoing investments in the creative economy. Graduate Teaching Assistant (0.5 FTE) with an opportunity … Continue reading →

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Copyright Evidence Wiki January 2019 Round-Up

Posted on February 1, 2019 by

This post is part of a series of summary round-ups for new entries to the Copyright Evidence Wiki (organised thematically). As part of CREATe’s workstream for the AHRC Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre, the Wiki catalogues empirical studies on … Continue reading →

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