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Category: Copyright
1 July 2022
Industries who have experienced challenges during the covid-19 crisis and the role that IP has played – Case study 5: Cultural Heritage
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Read more →10 June 2022
Copyright Facts 
By Thomas G C Hood, IP Officer at Naomi Korn Associates Naomi Korn Associates offers a wealth of free and accessible resources about copyright and data protection. Alongside our client work, we believe that it is vital to ensure that cultural heritage organisations, educational organisations, charities and other clients that we work with are as […]
Read more →3 June 2022
The role of IP in assisting the economic recovery – case study 4: software and cyber security companies evolving products to suit the new norm
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Read more →20 May 2022
How much is too much copyright? A study on open access to digital cultural heritage collections in the UK
By Amalyah Keshet According to a recent announcement, the report, A Culture of Copyright: A scoping study on open access to digital cultural heritage collections in the UK was commissioned by the Towards a National Collection programme (TaNC) to better understand the ways in which open access shapes how the UK’s digital cultural heritage collections can be accessed […]
Read more →16 May 2022
Introducing our new Intellectual Property Officer
We’re very pleased to announce that Thomas Hood has joined us as Intellectual Property Officer at Naomi Korn Associates. Thomas is currently training to become a barrister, beginning the Bar course at City Law School in September 2022 supported by a Bedingfield Scholarship from The Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn. He was previously the Tatjana […]
Read more →6 May 2022
Industries who have experienced challenges during the COVID-19 crisis and the role that IP has played – Case study 3: Logistics
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Read more →22 April 2022
A Missed Opportunity to Make Streaming Equitable
By Thomas G. C. Hood, Consultant Streaming is an ever growing medium for commercially distributing music. However, for years legal professionals and industry professionals have highlighted its flaws for fairly paying musicians. In May 2015, Lauri Rechardt in an article in 2015, then the Director of Licensing and Legal Policy at IFPI, stated that “music right holders […]
Read more →8 April 2022
The role of IP in assisting the economic recovery – Case study 2: E-retail platforms
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Read more →6 April 2022
Goodbye and THANK YOU to Charles Oppenheim, Senior Consultant, Naomi Korn Associates
After over 17 years of working with Naomi Korn, including as a Senior Consultant for Naomi Korn Associates, Charles Oppenheim is retiring from consultancy work. Charles has been one of the public sector’s leading specialists in information compliance law, leading the sector on issues such as the use of Creative Commons licences, Web 2.0, GDPR, OER, […]
Read more →25 March 2022
NFTy News, or The Emperor’s New Code
by Amalyah Keshet It seems that revisiting everyone’s favorite subject is unavoidable. Forays by museums into the NFT market continue, while revealing incidents of NFT theft, fakes, forgery, and lawsuits are populating the news. The new Seattle NFT Museum opened last month in the U.S., with exhibits and programming related to digital art. But we’re still debating questions like, […]
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