‘What happens to copyright in the UK following Brexit?’

Steve Hedley on 19 December 2018 — Leave a Comment

“The terms of the UK’s future relationship with the EU have yet to be concluded and so there is inevitably a degree of uncertainty about what Brexit ultimately means for copyright in the UK. Recent developments in parliament mean the Brexit uncertainty is higher than ever …” (more)

[Jeremy Blum and Toby Headdon, Kluwer Copyright Blog, 19 December]

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