Monthly Archives: March 2019

CREATe’s Dr Elena Cooper casts new light on Holman Hunt’s The Light of the World

Posted on March 14, 2019 by

Photographs by Susanna Brunetti The Light of the World by William Holman Hunt is well known today as a famous image of the Victorian era, popular amongst both rich and poor in society. In a recent talk in Keble College … Continue reading →

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Kretschmer at House of Lords Communications Committee

Posted on March 15, 2019 by

On Tuesday March 12th, I gave evidence at the House of Lords Communications Committee, which has a remit to investigate the media and creative industries. The Committee mirrors in some ways the Commons DCMS Committee. The meeting was a private … Continue reading →

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New models for digital film, music and e-fiction production and distribution in China

Posted on March 12, 2019 by

CREATe presents four new working papers forming part of the deliverables for the project “Convergence or differentiation in IP protection? A case study of new models for digital film, music and e- fiction production and distribution in China”. This includes … Continue reading →

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Report: CREATe Public Lecture by Prof. Alison Firth – Trade deals and disputes – copyright as a possible model?

Posted on March 8, 2019 by

Report by Amy Thomas (CREATe, PhD Candidate). The second of CREATe’s Spring 2019 Public Lecture Series featured Prof. Alison Firth (emeritus professor, University of Surrey, visiting professor QMUL and Newcastle Law School) presenting on “Trade deals and disputes – copyright … Continue reading →

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