British Copyright Council responds to the 2024 General Election result
The Labour Party has (July 5) won the General Election and has been invited by The King to form the next UK Government. Responding, Stephanie Reeves, Director of Policy and Public Affairs, British Copyright Council says: “We welcome the new government and look...
Fourth BCC submission to the ICO consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection
The BCC has made a fourth submission to the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection. This submission covers the subject of engineering individual rights into generative AI models and is the BCC’s response to the...
Stephanie Reeves joins BCC as Director of Policy & Public Affairs
The British Copyright Council is very pleased to have welcomed Stephanie Reeves as the BCC’s new Director of Policy & Public Affairs. Stephanie has 17 years’ experience in policy and public affairs. Having begun her career in Westminster in 2007, she has gone on...
Third BCC submission to the ICO consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection
The BCC has made a third submission to the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection. This submission relates to the accuracy of training data and model outputs and is the BCC's response to what will be the...
Further BCC submission to the ICO consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection
The BCC has made a further submission to the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection. This second BCC submission relates to purpose limitation in the Generative AI lifecycle. [pdf-embedder...
Recent BCC submissions to the ICO and IPO
The BCC has recently made submissions on behalf of its members to two consultations - the first in the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection, and the Intellectual Property Office's (IPO's) consultation...
