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What Next for Researchers in Europe? A Webinar on the May 2024 European Commission Study Identifying Copyright and Other Barriers Faced by the European Research Sector

by Herman Rucic | Feb 17, 2026

Professor Caterina Sganga (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna | Pisa, Italy), co-author of the European Commission report on “Improving access to and reuse of research results, publications and data for scientific purposes”, will outline some of the...

Copyright Barriers to Preserving European Culture – How Digital Locks and the Laws That Govern Them Frustrate Preservation, Research and Access to Knowledge

by Herman Rucic | Feb 17, 2026

Professor Kristofer Erickson (CREATE | University of Glasgow), co-author of three ground-breaking reports on TPMs from the CREATE Centre, University of Glasgow, presents an overview of key findings about the legal and technical barriers that knowledge institutions...

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