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Choose Europe… or Are Research & Science Better Supported by Copyright Laws Elsewhere?

Choose Europe… or Are Research & Science Better Supported by Copyright Laws Elsewhere?

by Stephen Wyber | Oct 1, 2026 | artificial intelligence, innovation, News Story

Europe fails researchers in 7 cases. Europe faces increasingly intense competition for research talent. The Choose Europe for Science initiative responds by helping attract and retain researchers and by promoting Europe’s strengths. To improve Europe’s...
It’s Good to Be Back (But It’s Going to Be Busy…)

It’s Good to Be Back (But It’s Going to Be Busy…)

by Stephen Wyber | Sep 7, 2026 | artificial intelligence, eBooks, innovation, News Story, publishing rights

The months between now and the end of the year are likely to be among the most intense of this mandate of the European Parliament and Commission since it started work in 2024. The process on some legislation is coming to a close, while other proposals are due to be...
Copyright Reform Needs a Story

Copyright Reform Needs a Story

by KR21 Guest | Jul 24, 2026 | artificial intelligence, National Insights, News Story, Sweden

Blog post by Signe Krantz There will have been a before and an after the Summer Course on International Copyright Law & Policy 2026 at the University of Amsterdam. As policy officer at Wikimedia Sverige (WMSE), the Swedish Wikimedia chapter, and KR21 national...
Welcoming the Irish EU Presidency

Welcoming the Irish EU Presidency

by Stephen Wyber | Jul 7, 2026 | artificial intelligence, eBooks, innovation, News Story

Throughout the second half of 2026, Irish representatives will take charge of the vast majority of meetings of the European Union’s Member States. As usual, this presidency will be about advancing ongoing legislative agendas, but also offer opportunities to highlight...
10 Takeaways From the Twin EU Consultations About the Landscape for Copyright Reform

10 Takeaways From the Twin EU Consultations About the Landscape for Copyright Reform

by Stephen Wyber | May 22, 2026 | artificial intelligence, innovation, News Story

In the past weeks, we have seen the launch of two consultations relating to the European Union’s legislation about copyright, and how it affects the ability of researchers, educators, learners and the libraries that support them to work. The results of these will, a...
Cyprus Event Report: Copyright and Access in the Age of AI

Cyprus Event Report: Copyright and Access in the Age of AI

by KR21 Guest | May 20, 2026 | artificial intelligence, Cyprus, innovation, National Insights, News Story

Blog post by Ypapanti (Dia) Kytta | CALIS Greek version available here On 11 May 2026, Knowledge Rights 21, the Foundation for Parliamentarism and Participatory Democracy of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Cyprus, and the Cyprus Association of...
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