BCC Response to DIT Call for Input: Andes, Vietnam and South Korea
The BCC has responded to the Department for International Trade’s call for input for trade with South Korea, the Andean countries and Vietnam
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...
News: Appointment of Director of Policy & Public Affairs
The BCC is delighted to announce that Saskia Perriard-Arboh has been appointed as the BCC’s new Director of Policy and Public Affairs.
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
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...
Blog: The Right to Copy by Denise Swanson
Denise Swanson, the new Chair of the BCC’s Copyright Education and Awareness Working Group shares her top tips for getting copyright – right. If you require any further information, be sure to check out our copyright resources.
World IP Day 2021
Check out the WIPO website for initiatives to help SMEs to market.
BCC Response – The Economics of Music Streaming
The DCMS Committee has published the written evidence to its inquiry into the economics of music streaming. Click here to read document.
IP Magazine Podcast
Andrew Yeates features in IP Magazine’s first 2021 podcast – the ‘Brexit aftermath’. With CITMA and The Law Society, he discusses what the end of transition means, what uncertainty remains, what positive outcomes are expected from the Agreement, and what the UK should focus on from an IP perspective.
The ‘Brexit’ negotiations continue, what do they mean for copyright in 2021?
We need to consider how our business operations will need to change following the end of transition, to ensure that our talent and creative businesses continue to be a global success.