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Who Owns Our Knowledge? SCOIR’s Push Towards Open Access

Who Owns Our Knowledge? SCOIR’s Push Towards Open Access

by KR21 Guest | Nov 21, 2025 | Ireland, National Insights, News Story, open norms

Blog post by Martin Bradley In an era where knowledge is increasingly digital, global and instantaneous, it’s vital that the frameworks governing copyright and research outputs keep pace. Knowledge Rights 21’s (KR21) work resonates strongly in Ireland, as it...
Irish Competition Authority Investigating eBook Markets

Irish Competition Authority Investigating eBook Markets

by KR21 Guest | Mar 1, 2023 | eBooks, Ireland, National Insights, News Story

According to the Irish Examiner, the Irish Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has started to examine the restrictive terms applied to the licensing of eBooks in both public and academic libraries. In response, Cathal McCauley (President of LAI) says...

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