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The evolving role of online intermediaries in copyright enforcement: insights from the Draft Copyright and Related Rights Bill

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The evolving role of online intermediaries in copyright enforcement: insights from the Draft Copyright and Related Rights Bill

The bill is a significant step toward clarifying the responsibilities of online intermediaries.See the Story

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Caroline Criado Perez wins inaugural Unwin Award

Caroline Criado Perez wins inaugural Unwin Award

Tonight, The Unwin Award has announced Caroline Criado Perez – writer, broadcaster and award-winning feminist campaigner – as the winner of its inaugural prize.Worth £10,000, this new literary award recognises non-fiction writers in the earlier stages of their careers as authors, whose work is considered to have made a significant contribution to the world. Made possible following a donation from the Unwin Charitable Trust and administered by th…London, England · London Read Article

Authors Challenge Meta’s Use Of Their Books For Training AI

Authors Challenge Meta’s Use Of Their Books For Training AI

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Meta used millions of pirated books to train its latest AI model, Llama 3. All this raises questions about Mark Zuckerberg's leadership style.Mark Zuckerberg See the Story

London Book Fair: TV & Film Agents Say Dealmaking Appetite Remains For Killer IP Amid Volatile Market

London Book Fair: TV & Film Agents Say Dealmaking Appetite Remains For Killer IP Amid Volatile Market

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UTA’s Co-Head of Media Rights, Jason Richman, is feeling reflective after one of the most shocking beginnings to a year the entertainment industry can remember. The prominent lit exec is considering how the industry has been recovering from the California wildfires that tore through neighborhoods in January, as he prepares for the London Book Fair (LBF), kicking off thousands of miles away this week in the UK. Richman will be repping the likes o…Entertainment · London See the Story

The Publishers Association announces that Professor Jim Al-Khalili will deliver the Unwin Award Lecture 2025

The Publishers Association announces that Professor Jim Al-Khalili will deliver the Unwin Award Lecture 2025

The Publishers Association has announced that quantum physicist, academic, author, broadcaster and one of the UK’s best known science communicators, Professor Jim Al-Khalili, will deliver the Unwin Award Lecture 2025 at The Royal Institution on Tuesday 1 April 2025.Focusing on the value that publishing brings to society, Professor Jim Al-Khalili will talk about his career balancing a university role as an academic scientist as well as a public s…London, England · London Read Article

Publishers Association's comment on the Copyright and AI consultation

Publishers Association's comment on the Copyright and AI consultation

Ahead of the deadline for the Government’s AI and copyright consultation, Dan Conway, CEO of the Publishers Association, which represents over 150 UK publishers, said: “The extraordinary strength of support shown in recent weeks for copyright and our world-class creative industries is something the Government ignores at its peril. When Booker, Grammy, Oscar, and Nobel prize winners are united in calling on the Government for a fair hearing, we …Artificial Intelligence · United Kingdom See the Story