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.
It’s that time of year again where we queue up in the cold hoping to get a seat at the front. We’re anxious about the next hour ahead and hoping that nothing will go wrong. Yes, it’s the school nativity …
Whether Halloween thrills you or gives you the creeps, it can be a huge opportunity for business owners. We take a look at some of the spooktacular IP at this time of year.
Our latest educational resource in partnership with Copyright User, puts copyright and creativity under the magnifying glass of the great detective, Sherlock Holmes.
I’m always amazed at how a moment can be captured so perfectly, displaying every emotion and eternalising them.
The annual celebration of World Book Day always makes me think of copyright. Concepts of copyright can be traced back to ancient Greek culture, ancient Jewish law and ancient Roman law.
Vehicle crime has come a long way since the first highwaymen hijacked coaches on the turnpike roads surrounding 17th century London.
I recently returned from my annual copyright and intellectual property (IP) enforcement trip to China.
For those seeking inspiration from intellectual property this summer – try Tenby.
The latest Online Copyright Infringement (OCI) tracker was released today to mark British IP Day.
Summer has well and truly arrived in the UK, with temperatures hitting 30 degrees in certain areas this week.
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