Centrum Cyfrowe, a leading Polish think-and-do tank, partners with the Future Law Lab at the Jagiellonian University for a new…
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Address the Mess: European Commission Workshop on Research, Access and Copyright
In spring this year, the European Commission invited a range of stakeholders, including Knowledge Rights 21, to a workshop to discuss the findings of a series of academic and research papers published last year commissioned by DG Research, Technology and Development (DG RTD).…
Open Knowledge Day: legal bases in copyright for training generative AI models
A webinar on 23 June will explore how EU law around copyright and its implementation affects the training of generative…
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.…
Upcoming webinar (21 April): Flexible Copyright Exceptions II – What can we in Europe learn from the US?
This second of our webinars on open norms brings together legal practitioners from the United States and will focus on “Fair Use” – an open principle-based copyright exception to understand how it supports education, research and technological advancement in ways the inflexible European copyright systems cannot. Join us on 21 April 2023, 16:00-17:30 CET – REGISTER HERE. …
Blow Away the January Blues! 10 Takeaways from four European Commission Studies on Research and Copyright
In agreeing to pursue the Policy Agenda for the European Research Area 2022-24 (ERA Agenda), the European Union’s Member States have taken an important and welcome step towards a more comprehensive policy approach to boosting Europe’s research and innovation performance. Four reports from last summer explore the issues in more depth – this blog offers a summary.…
Upcoming webinar (13 February): Flexible Copyright Exceptions – The Next Step for Europe?
This webinar brings together legal scholars from National Chengchi University (Taiwan), King’s College London and Bournemouth University (UK) and will focus on flexible copyright exceptions from the perspective of civil law jurisdictions, with a particular focus on Japan, Taiwan and Europe. Join us on 13 February 2023, 11:00-12:30 CET – Register. …
