Normalising Open Norms? Findings From the CIPPM Study on Experiences of Implementing Flexible Copyright Exceptions Around the World

What if we took a different approach to the copyright rules that determine what researchers, educators, learners and the libraries that support them can do? An "open norm" refers to a "general, flexible exception" to copyright law and this presentation outlined the conclusions, findings and recommendations from the Open Norms project funded by Knowledge Rights 21 and conducted by researchers in the Centre for Intellectual Property, Policy & Management (CIPPM, https://microsites.bournemouth.ac.uk/cippm/) at Bournemouth University.