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... 
by KR21 Guest | Sep 10, 2025 | National Insights, News Story, publishing rights, rights retention, Sweden
Blog post by Eric Luth and Josefine Hellroth Larsson Four out of five research articles funded by Swedish taxpayers are openly accessible. That is an achievement to be proud of. But it also reminds us that one-fifth of research findings remain closed to... 
by KR21 Guest | Dec 13, 2024 | National Insights, News Story, open norms, Sweden
Nordic Perspectives on Opening Up Research Original Swedish version here | Blog post by Josefine Hellroth Larsson (Wikimedia Sverige) Wikimedia Sverige, part of the global Wikimedia movement, leads several copyright initiatives in academic research... 
by KR21 Guest | Jul 8, 2024 | artificial intelligence, National Insights, News Story, Sweden
Contribution by Ana Lazarova, KR21’s national coordinator for Bulgaria On 14 June, I had the privilege of attending the conference on “Text and Data Mining, Artificial Intelligence, and Copyright” in Stockholm. The event was co-funded by the KR21 programme and... 
by KR21 Guest | Jan 23, 2024 | National Insights, News Story, Sweden
Will Sweden adopt a copyright legislation that is better suited for research and science soon? On 19 January, Minister for Justice Gunnar Strömmer received the results of a public inquiry process. This effort could be a positive first step, as several of the proposals... 
by KR21 Guest | Jan 16, 2024 | National Insights, News Story, Sweden
Wikimedia Sverige’s Perspective On 15 January 2024, Sweden finally published its new national Open Science guidelines. A few key takeaways of what these guidelines propose: All publicly funded scientific publications must be made public immediately under free...