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Jul 21

Symposium on Conflict, Coordination, and Legal Responses regarding Competition Policy and Industrial Policy

By CREATe Team Blog

We are happy to share the details of the forthcoming Symposium on Conflict, Coordination, and Legal Responses regarding Competition Policy and…

Jul 17

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21st ASCOLA Annual Conference – CREATe and Competition Law Academic Family’s London Reunion

By CREATe Team Blog

Blog post by Liana Japaridze, Lecturer in Competition Law, University of GlasgowThe 21st ASCOLA (Academic Society for Competition Law) Annual Conference took…

Jul 15

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Philip Schlesinger Delivers Keynote on Digital Regulation

By CREATe Team Blog

Philip Schlesinger, professorial fellow at CREATe, gave a keynote lecture on ‘The geopolitics of digital regulation’ at the International colloquium…

Jul 13

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Can we CREATe a Pro-Consumer AI Regulation?

By Admin AI Regulation: ECRs' perspectives, Blog

AI Regulation: ECRs’ Perspectives is a CREATe blog series featuring the work of early career researchers who are exploring the…

Jul 10

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AI-driven research and data protection: CREATe response to the ICO consultation on Research, Archiving and Statistics provisions

By Zihao Li Blog, Policy

In May 2026, the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) consulted on its draft guidance on the Research, Archiving and Statistics…

Jul 09

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Beyond Spectacle: Measuring Real Impact in Immersive Difficult Heritage XR

By Admin Blog

Report from the international online workshop "Evaluating Difficult Heritage XR", 24 June 2026 by Kavi Othman Ali (Cultural Heritage Organization,…

Jul 08

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The end of physical games? Copyright, ownership, and Sony’s all-digital future

By Amy Thomas Blog

Over the past two decades, we’ve become accustomed to the steady disappearance of physical media, replaced by streaming services and…

Jul 06

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Forthcoming Online Talk: ‘Rediscovering the paintings First Class and Second Class by Abraham Solomon’ by Dr Elena Cooper

By CREATe Team Blog

We are delighted to share details of a forthcoming online talk by CREATe’s Dr Elena Cooper, to take place on…

Jul 03

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4th Early Career Scholars Conference – “Competition Law as a Guiding Discipline for Digital Economy”

By CREATe Team Blog

For all competition law enthusiasts – we encourage you to mark your calendars for: 4th Early Career Scholars Conference “Competition…

Jul 01

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Law and the Arts: Reflections on the play ‘Are you Watching?’ by Dettmer and the exhibition ‘Grey Lines’ by Hadley and McDade

By Elena Cooper Blog, Humanities and Law, Online Platforms

Following on from a previous blog (‘Spotlight on Theatre in Law and Humanities’), in this piece CREATe academic Dr Elena…

Jun 26

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CREATe academic contributes to the conference Whistler in Action, Tate Britain, London, June 2026

By Elena Cooper Blog

The exhibition James McNeill Whistler, now on at Tate Britain, is the first major European exhibition of this nineteenth century…

Jun 25

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Can we have a platform regulation without AI regulation?

By Admin AI Regulation: ECRs' perspectives, Blog

AI Regulation: ECRs’ Perspectives is a CREATe blog series featuring the work of early career researchers who are exploring the…

Jun 23

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New working paper: Bargaining through competition law? The publishers saga continues in the UK with CMA conduct requirements imposed on Google

By Magali Eben Blog, Working papers

CREATe is happy to present the third entry in our working paper series released in 2026: Bargaining through competition law?…

Jun 17

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Time to dress the emperor? CJEU judgement in Meta (C-797/23)

By Ula Furgal Blog

On 12 May 2026 the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) delivered its long-awaited judgement in Meta (C-797/23).…

Jun 12

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Copyright protection of prompted generative AI outputs in the United Kingdom: A preliminary taxonomy

By Admin AI Regulation: ECRs' perspectives, Blog

AI Regulation: ECRs’ Perspectives is a CREATe blog series featuring the work of early career researchers who are exploring the contemporary…

Symposium on Conflict, Coordination, and Legal Responses regarding Competition Policy and Industrial Policy

21st ASCOLA Annual Conference – CREATe and Competition Law Academic Family’s London Reunion

Philip Schlesinger Delivers Keynote on Digital Regulation

Can we CREATe a Pro-Consumer AI Regulation?

AI-driven research and data protection: CREATe response to the ICO consultation on Research, Archiving and Statistics provisions

Beyond Spectacle: Measuring Real Impact in Immersive Difficult Heritage XR

The end of physical games? Copyright, ownership, and Sony’s all-digital future

Forthcoming Online Talk: ‘Rediscovering the paintings First Class and Second Class by Abraham Solomon’ by Dr Elena Cooper

4th Early Career Scholars Conference – “Competition Law as a Guiding Discipline for Digital Economy”

Law and the Arts: Reflections on the play ‘Are you Watching?’ by Dettmer and the exhibition ‘Grey Lines’ by Hadley and McDade

CREATe academic contributes to the conference Whistler in Action, Tate Britain, London, June 2026

Can we have a platform regulation without AI regulation?

New working paper: Bargaining through competition law? The publishers saga continues in the UK with CMA conduct requirements imposed on Google

Time to dress the emperor? CJEU judgement in Meta (C-797/23)

Copyright protection of prompted generative AI outputs in the United Kingdom: A preliminary taxonomy

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