Knowledge Rights 21 today (23rd May 2023 ) warmly welcomes the announcement by the Council of the European Union of…
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Don Quichotte, Médée ou l’Avare ? Pourquoi faut-il résister à l’opposition des éditeurs français au zéro embargo sur l’accès à la science
[ENGLISH BELOW] Dans un récent article, Le Monde a donné l’espace au président de l’Association française des éditeurs pour faire…
Getting it right on data access for research
Knowledge Rights 21 is happy to join with key organisations representing universities and university libraries in signing an open letter calling for reconsideration of provisions in the EU’s draft Data Act on access to data for research purposes.…
European Council Draft Conclusions on Scholarly Publishing – Support for Secondary Publishing Rights
Knowledge Rights 21 wishes to express its strong support for the European Council’s “Draft Council Conclusions on high-quality, transparent, open,…
Library associations across Europe joint call for action on eBooks
National and other library associations from across Europe have signed a letter underlining the urgency to find ways to ensure…
Still time to repair the Commission proposal on the right to repair
Despite its claims, the European Commission’s draft Directive on common rules promoting the repair of goods fails to ensure that…
International conference on intellectual property law for libraries and archives
On 22 May 2023, Centrum Cyfrowe Foundation will host an international conference on intellectual property law for libraries and archives…
News article: For democracy, libraries and the right to knowledge*
With the enclosure of knowledge and information in line with the economic priorities of corporations, we are moving towards a…
Upcoming webinar (4 May): Enabling the reuse of the scholarly publication: modus operandi et modus desiderandi
Join this webinar on 4 May 2023, from 16:30-18:00 CET in order to hear the findings from two projects taking…
