15 March 2019

By Claudia Weaver As a photographer, my life largely involves marketing myself to people and businesses of all kinds. As someone who has been educated as a photographer, I understand the basic ideas of model releases and copyright. Despite this knowledge, I have seen photographers that have been operating for years struggling to help clients […]

18 February 2019

By Naomi Korn ©Naomi Korn Associates As well as impacting existing and proposed data protection legislation as discussed in our last blog post, the current Brexit impasse has implications for copyright. The includes the specific impact of a No Deal Brexit on existing UK copyright legislation,  the relationship between existing and future copyright interpretations and the […]

28 January 2019

By Naomi Korn and Carol Tullo, OBE Image by Nasa on Unsplash  The current Brexit impasse has implications for data privacy.  The approach that Government ultimately takes, in aligning Brexit and GDPR, is important for us all.  If the option of a “No Deal” Brexit happens, there will be a number of extra compliance measures […]

8 January 2019

  Photo by Free-Photos on Pixabay.com The start of a New Year, is always a perfect opportunity to reflect on the year that was, as well as to plan ahead and drive new initiatives. 2018 was a massive year for Naomi Korn Associates for lots of reasons, my top 3 below being… We made the […]

30 December 2018

Carol Tullo, formerly Queen’s Printer of Acts of Parliament and Controller, Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, has just been awarded OBE in the 2019 New Year’s  Honours “for services to Official Publishing”. Carol is one of Naomi Korn Associates senior consultants and has led our data protection (GDPR) work on behalf of clients in the UK […]

18 December 2018

By Rebecca Imaizumi, Founder of The Unified Wolves     The last two months went by fast! Here are some of the things I’ve been up to in the last two months. The Business Show UK It was my first time going to Excel London, and I had no idea how massive it was! Over […]

11 December 2018

Managing Director, Naomi Korn, gives her views With over 1.4 billion items now available online under Creative Commons licences, I wanted to synthesize key points about this revolution in licensing, via a handy A-Z (available, naturally, under a Creative Commons licence). Attribution is a key requirement for Creative Commons licences (apart from CC0). Before you […]

30 November 2018

Naomi Korn Associates is delighted to welcome Stephanie Ashcroft, who joins the team with an outstanding pedigree in rights research. Stephanie studied at the University of Glasgow, graduating from the Information Management and Preservation MSc programme in 2016. Since graduating she has worked in rights clearance and licensing roles at the National Library of Scotland’s […]

13 November 2018

Senior Consultant at Naomi Korn Associates, Carol Tullo, gives her views I should paraphrase this as what I have learnt, working in and advising organisations in the UK and internationally about data privacy and protection.  I offer a few thoughts – one for every month so far, on some of the basics that have struck […]

6 November 2018

By Rebecca Imaizumi Rebecca Imaizumi performing ©Ezzidin Alwan Being appointed the first Virtual Artist in Residence means a great deal to someone like me, who has been working as a freelance artists her entire career and just starting out her own start-up here in the UK, while still navigating through life in London and encountering something new […]

1 November 2018

  Naomi Korn Associates is excited to welcome Alex Bromley as a Senior Consultant! Alex has worked in collections management and digitisation roles for over 25 years. He is a vastly experienced information systems specialist, most recently working for the Museum of London where he has worked for the past fourteen years. Alex has been […]

22 October 2018

By Patrick Ibbotson ‘Dickens giving the last reading of his Works.’ . Credit: Wellcome Collection. CC BY I’ve been a Project Manager at Naomi Korn Associates for over 6 months and am just starting to get to grips with the huge topic that is copyright. I found that learning about the history of the laws was a […]