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creativity, regulation, enterprise and technology -- rcuk centre for copyright and new business models in the creative economy -- skip to content blog about governance directorate & team faculty: investigators postgraduate researcher community fellows industry fellows projects core projects new funds projects associated projects events events calendar public lecture series key events resources blog book copyright evidence copyright user copyright history studio eu copyright reform policy responses research papers join us phd training post-doc opportunities study subscribe / mailing list contact ← older posts -- -- -- when creativity goes open source posted on july 30, 2018 by kristofer erickson in this guest blog post, affiliate researcher kris erickson discusses findings from his recently published study, which explores how creative firms use free and open materials to generate value. fans perform a sherlock cosplay at melbourne comic con. photography: iasarae an enduring puzzle has animated my research for a number of years: ‘what inspires people to contribute their labour to an online community, when they don’t directly benefit from that contribution?’. we’ve seen people do this all over the web, on old-school discussion forums, news aggregators like reddit, and social networking services like twitter. the collective labour of online communities generates $ billions in revenue for platforms that do little more than provide an opportunity for communities to share their work with one another. in projects like the wikimedia commons, this labour is not appropriated for commercial ends by the website, but neither are individuals materially rewarded for their contributions. as a busy academic without much time to generate online content myself, in an economic downturn when many also struggled to find and keep paid employment, i found this all very puzzling. continue reading → posted in blog | comments off on when creativity goes open source report: presentation by dr ryan whalen: a network theory of patentability: towards an empirical measure of patent nonobviousness posted on july 24, 2018 by ally farnhill a group of staff and students met recently to welcome visiting researcher, dr. ryan whalen , assistant professor at the university of hong kong, and to hear about his current research project. the project, undertaken along with dr. laura pedraza-farina , seeks to simplify the non-obviousness inquiry, using computational legal methods to what he terms a ‘network measure’ of non-obviousness. determining when a patent application is, or is not, sufficiently ‘non-obvious’ is, arguably, one of the most intractable and uncertain legal inquiries known to ip lawyers. traditional tests, established through us case law, adopt either a common-sense determination or a retrospective observation into whether the invention in question had been anticipated or suggested in the prior art. these approaches have, to date, offered little by way of certainty, are inherently either over or under inclusive and rely heavily on subjective analysis. continue reading → posted in blog | comments off on report: presentation by dr ryan whalen: a network theory of patentability: towards an empirical measure of patent nonobviousness contributes to interdisciplinary roundtable: histories of intellectual property in numerous objects posted on july 16, 2018 by elena cooper andrea wallace presenting at ishtip. image by kirsty mcdougall two members of – dr elena cooper (leverhulme fellow) and andrea wallace ( phd candidate and lecturer in law, university of exeter) – recently presented at an interdisciplinary roundtable, to celebrate the publication of an exciting new volume later this year: a history of intellectual property in 50 objects edited by dan hunter and claudy op den camp (cup, forthcoming 2018). the roundtable , held at university of roma tre, rome, brought together 18 presenters from a diverse range of disciplinary backgrounds, each examining an object as a means of elucidating broader themes from the history of intellectual property. amongst the presenters were a number of contributors to the volume and these included jane ginsburg ( tempesta map of rome ), peter jaszi ( uncle tom’s cabin ) , peter decherney ( mickey mouse’s steamboat willie ) , marianne dahlén (the ferragamo wedge), michael madison (the soccer ball) and maurizio borghi (the player piano roll). continue reading → posted in blog | comments off on contributes to interdisciplinary roundtable: histories of intellectual property in numerous objects deputy director honoured in spain posted on july 13, 2018 by kerry philip schlesinger, professor in cultural policy and deputy director, has been made the first-ever foreign honorary member (socio de honor) of the spanish association for communication research (asociación española de investigación de la comunicación). the award was conferred on 26 june in the historic auditorium of the university of salamanca, concluding the opening ceremony of the spanish association for communication research’s annual congress. the university of salamanca is celebrating the eighth centenary of its foundation. professor schlesinger’s citation noted his long-standing and wide-ranging work in the field of communication, culture, and related public policy questions, and also his international distinction. continue reading → posted in blog | comments off on deputy director honoured in spain new working paper: an empirical study of copyright clearance costs in the digitisation of edwin morgan’s scrapbooks posted on july 12, 2018 by kerry a new paper in the working paper series is now available: ‘i should like you to see them some time’: an empirical study of copyright clearance costs in the digitisation of edwin morgan’s scrapbooks by victoria stobo, kerry patterson, kristofer erickson and ronan deazley. the inability of cultural institutions to make available digital reproductions of collected material highlights a shortcoming with the existing copyright framework in a number of national jurisdictions. overlapping efforts to remedy the situation were recently undertaken in the form of eu directive 2012/28/eu, the ‘orphan works’ directive, and a new licensing scheme introduced by the uk intellectual property office (ukipo). this study empirically evaluates both the eu and uk policy approaches, drawing on data collected during a live rights clearance simulation. continue reading → posted in blog | comments off on new working paper: an empirical study of copyright clearance costs in the digitisation of edwin morgan’s scrapbooks upcoming event: talk by dr ryan whalen at , wednesday 18 july posted on july 11, 2018 by kerry dr ryan whalen a network theory of patentability: towards an empirical measure of patent nonobviousness date: wednesday 18 july, 3pm place: hub, room 404, 10 professor square booking: email [email protected] to reserve a place. book now for a talk by visiting researcher dr ryan whalen from the university of hong kong. abstract the nonobviousness inquiry is one of the most notoriously complex and contingent of all legal questions. the challenges faced by those tasked with determining an invention’s nonobviousness include understanding unfamiliar technologies and seeing the world from the perspective of an objective inventor, all while avoiding issues of hindsight bias. continue reading → posted in blog | comments off on upcoming event: talk by dr ryan whalen at , wednesday 18 july report: dataset licensing workshop – ‘choose the right rights, use the data right’ posted on july 9, 2018 by ally farnhill image source the recent dataset licensing workshop “ choose the right rights, use the data right,” took place on friday 29 june 2018 at the hilton grosvenor hotel, glasgow. the dataset licensing project is the result of collaboration between , the research information management team at the university of glasgow, and jisc . the project aims to identify 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