The British Copyright Council’s 2023 Policy Priorities

The British Copyright Council (BCC) represents those who create, hold interests, or manage rights in literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works, performances, films, sound recordings, broadcasts and other material in which there are rights of copyright and related rights.

A view from the membership: Fair Remuneration in the Time of TDM

A view from the membership: Fair Remuneration in the Time of TDM By Corky Balch, Independent Licensing Consultant and Executive Director, BAPLA Copyright democratises innovation and creativity, and a robust copyright framework is vital to the digital, culture, media...

BCC Response to IPO AI Consultation

The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) recently closed an open consultation on Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property: Copyright and Patents, requesting proposals for reform to the UK intellectual property (IP) system. Please see the BCC’s response.

New Opportunity with the BCC

New Opportunity with the BCC

The British Copyright Council is looking for an experienced self-employed Executive Administrator, operating part time, to work with the Members of the British Copyright Council (BCC), its Board and Working Groups and the Director of Policy and Public Affairs . This...
Policy Priorities: A world-leading copyright regime

Policy Priorities: A world-leading copyright regime

The British Copyright Council’s analysis of the copyright landscape and its recommendations for government and industry action.  The creative industries are major contributors to the UK’s economy, societal fabric and its reputation as a cultural hub. They...
New Opportunity with the BCC

New Opportunity with the BCC

The British Copyright Council is looking for an experienced self-employed Director of Policy and Public Affairs, operating part time, to work with the Members of the British Copyright Council (BCC) and its Board and Working Groups to formulate and promote copyright...
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