Jane Secker and Chris Morrison have contributed a chapter to a new open access book published on behalf of IFLA’s…
How did you become a copyright librarian? The new issue of JCEL aims to answer the question.
If you have ever wondered how people become copyright librarians, or if you want to know if you are on…
The Flavours of Copyright – Musings from the Icepops 2022 conference
Katie Wise is a Library Assistant at the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust in Reading (@rbhlibrary) she is also a…
Open textbooks and OER
COOLSIG are delighted to announce their latest webinar. Join us on Friday October 7th at 11:00am for an exploration of…
Meet the Copyright Padawans
Earlier this year, the Jedi masters of copyright, Jane and Chris, put out a call for apprentices, or padawans, to…
Icepops changes venue and bookings reopen
So the bad news is that our original venue at the Museum of Natural History will not be ready for…
The Spanish Version of the Publishing Trap is in process.
This is a guest post by Dora Sales and Alessandra Farné of the Universitat Jaume I, Spain Before the COVID-19…
What’s policy got to do with it? Desperately seeking survey responses on open education and institutional policies
This is a guest post by Leo Havemann, PhD researcher at the Open University and Programme Development Advisor at UCL…
Copyright Waffling with Mark Lewisohn Part 2 – copyright, archives and researching the Beatles
We are thrilled to announce that Part Two of our recent podcast Copyright Waffle with the highly acclaimed Beatles historian…
Snapshots of History: the story of John Cura’s Tele-Snaps by Mark Lewisohn
Jane writes: While recording our Copyright Waffle podcast with Mark Lewisohn we had to move a few boxes around in…
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