Readers of our blog will know that for the last 18 months the Copyright Hub has been part of the successful EU H2020 ARDITO project. Along with our European partners we have put together a number of tools to help Read More …

You cannot copyright the taste of food, the European Court of Justice has been told. The court has to rule on a dispute between two Dutch cheesemakers. One, Levola Hengelo, took exception to the other one, Smilde Foods, making a Read More …

We are gearing up for the final conference of the EU-sponsored ARDITO project on identification technologies, which takes place on June 19th in Brussels. This is a free event and there is still time to book your place if you Read More …

This week was World Book and Copyright Day, an annual event organised by the United Nations to foster a global appreciation for reading and to promote writing, publishing and familiarity with copyright laws around the world. And the week brought Read More …

This week we were at fotofringe talking about the work of the Copyright Hub. Our project manager, Daniel Mermelstein, had two sessions (morning and afternoon) where he presented the work of the Hub and took questions from attendees. Our acting Read More …

It has been a busy week for our small team at the Copyright Hub! On Monday we hosted our third workshop for the EU-funded ARDITO project. The event, “Managing Value in Published Content” was held in London, and was attended Read More …

On Monday April 9th the Copyright Hub will be hosting its final workshop on digital content and identifiers as part of the EU-funded ARDITO project. For the past year, the Copyright Hub has been part of this exciting EU initiative Read More …

Music strife The music industry is a constant source of copyright disputes. Only in the last few days we have news that Wu-Tang Clan are being sued for copyright infringement over their single “People Say”. Website TMZ says the New Read More …

Here’s a round-up of copyright-related news for this week. Pepe the Frog enters the copyright wars The creator of the now-infamous cartoon character Pepe the Frog, has filed a lawsuit in California against Infowars, a conspiracy theorist website. The site Read More …