Do I own my website?
You've paid for your domain name, designed your content and hired staff to run and update it. Of course you own it… don’t you?
Copyright
Copyright protects many types of creative works, such as music, books, drawings, paintings, computer software and films. Copyright protection is automatic once something has been created and usually lasts for the lifetime of the author plus a further 70 years.
Hannah gives copyright film the movie magic
How can you teach young people about the value and importance of copyright?
Big Music Project – Karaoke Shower
...music to our lives, reinforcing messages on copyright, and its importance to a thriving music industry. The tour we were joining is the Big Music Project, running this autumn in...
Mask-arade
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Three avid footy fans I spoke to recently were on the ball when it came to protecting their brand.
Get your (IP) Act together!
Protect it, or forget it. Design, that is! Why? Only good design gets copied so many designers may run the risk of their IP being infringed.
Val of the Rovers
With the new football season under way, once again fans have to contend with changes to team kits. These days, it's often easier to recognise a big team by the...
What have Wallace & Gromit and Brian May got in common?
...Ideas Design Challenge, will launch mid September. Running alongside this, BBC children's TV character Shaun the Sheep will take centre-stage in a major public arts trail taking place in 2015....
The Great British take off
When it comes to the development of a global brand in a cut throat market, The Great British Bake Off takes the biscuit. It bakes the biscuit.
Can you meet the standard?
The government receives a wide range of submissions, from a wide range of organisations and individuals, all with the overriding objective of helping us understand the particular issues facing them and their business.
Developing an evidence base on orphan works
How can you use a copyright work when the rights-holder cannot be found? This is the issue with so called orphan works.
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