Notes from Versailles
The European Copyright Society held its 10th annual conference at the Château de Versailles on 29 May 2026, under the …Continue reading →
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My first week as an Open Educational Resources Intern
Hello! I’m Charlotte, this year’s Open Educational Resources (OER) summer intern within the University’s Information Services Group. My first week […]
Read moreProtecting University Repositories from Aggressive Web Scraping – Using Database Rights to Retain Control Over Academic Content
Universities have long served as custodians of knowledge, investing heavily in infrastructure that ensures research outputs are preserved, discoverable, and …Continue reading →
Read morePost-mortem: Why the UK Government Copyright & AI Consultation Left No One Satisfied
The UK Government Copyright and Artificial Intelligence Consultation ended on Tuesday, 25th February 2025. The consultation was initiated due to …Continue reading →
Read moreCopyright Insights and Collaborative Exploration: A Visit to Leiden University and KU Leuven Libraries
Last month, I had the incredible opportunity to go on an Erasmus+ visit to Leiden University Library and KU Leuven …Continue reading →
Read moreEnd of Open Content Internship
One of the aspects that had initially attracted me to the role was the importance of openly licensed, accessible resources […]
Read moreEnd of Open Content Internship
One of the aspects that had initially attracted me to the role was the importance of openly licensed, accessible resources […]
Read moreCollaborating and Developing the SatSchool OERs
This blog post is a bit different, as it is co-written by both myself (Molly) and Alyssa. We both worked […]
Read moreIcepops Conference 2019 – Learning how to play the game
Ok, confession time; I’m useless at playing games. Any kind of games – card games, board games, computer games, strategy games, discovery games, competitive games, for some reason they just don’t hold my attention. I’m not sure why that is, I just don’t seem to have that “hook” that engages people with game play. Although […]
Read moreOn the importance of attribution in metadata
Anyone who has ever worked in developing or implementing metadata specifications will know that they’re not exactly a bundle of laughs, so metadata jokes are a rare and precious thing (cf Winston Jingo and Patrice Roux-the-Day.) So when I came across this image in 2016, I had to retweet it for the poor souls who […]
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