Intellectual property (IP) and copyright laws in the UK should be overhauled and brought in line with today’s digital era, according to recommendations in the Hargreaves Report published last week (18 May). The report, compiled by Professor Ian Hargreaves (pictured) of Cardiff University, outlines 10 proposals intended to update the UK’s outdated laws and promote innovation, with the report suggesting that modernised IP systems could add up to £7.9bn to the UK’s economy.
May 25, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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Hargreaves makes proposals to align UK IP and copyright law with digital era in report
Intellectual property (IP) and copyright laws in the UK should be overhauled and brought in line with today’s digital era, according to recommendations in the Hargreaves Report published last week (18 May).
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