Safer Internet Day: 10 February 2015
We all like a bargain, but always remember the bargain you have found online might not be quite what you expected.
We all like a bargain, but always remember the bargain you have found online might not be quite what you expected.
The IPO has published new research that compares how different countries deal with online copyright piracy.
It’s been a year since I began considering how to increase awareness and knowledge of Intellectual Property (IP) in Universities.
Those light bulb moments where you make a connection between your day job and something else are frequent when you work on copyright policy.
If you want to see great British architecture – go away. Huge dollops of UK based design skills, set in concrete and framed in steel, dominate the skylines of the world’s great cities.
The IPO has a history of university engagement and support. From helping universities utilise their IP, to embedding IP into academic and professional standards.
Like many others up and down the country I spend my weekend praying my beloved football club get another 3 points.
When I started working in IP, I was amazed how little I’d thought about inventions and new ideas.
In 1877 the Great Eastern Railway reached Cromer. It brought with it holidaymakers who fell in love with the picturesque seaside resort on the North Norfolk coast.
Copyright is an interesting medium. It protects all things creative and artistic including music, poetry, novels, photographs and film.
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