Karen is a Performing Arts Librarian at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, where she’s also currently seconded part-time as a…
The Publishing Trap goes to Cambridge
Claire Sewell is an academic librarian at Cambridge University where she works in the Office of Scholarly Communication. In her…
Copyright and systematic reviews: a response
It’s been a busy week on our blog, in just over a week we’ve had over 1500 views on one…
Copyright and systematic reviews: do researchers have to break the rules to produce good quality research?
Jane Falconer is a medical librarian with over 20 years experience in medical charities, the NHS and Higher Education. She…
Icepops full programme now available!
We are really delighted to announce that the full programme for the Icepops conference being held on 3rd April 2018…
Guidance for guest bloggers on UKCL
We frequently accept opinion pieces, news items or other topical posts from guest bloggers on our website. Below is some…
Hurry, there is still time to contribute to Icepops!
Happy 2018 everyone – it promises to be an excellent year for copyright events! For those in London we are…
Happy Public Domain Day 2018!
In many countries around the world copyright in literary and artistic works lasts for 70 years after the end of…
The Copyright Literacy Review of 2017
We sensed that 2017 had been quite busy for the UK Copyright Literacy team, so we decided to review some…
Playing the Publishing Trap at the University of Essex: our experiences
Katrine Sundsbo (Kat) is the Scholarly Communications and Research Support Manager at the University of Essex. Before starting this position…
