Policy Areas
Digital society & media
Introduction
Rapid changes in technological capabilities can be disconcerting to policy-makers. Regulators need to keep up with innovations in new media, for instance, while new types of skills must be supported across the labour market which keep pace with advances in Information Technologies. The Digital Society and Media Team is dedicated to exploring the implications, opportunities and threats of digital technology for policy-makers and across public life. A full Programme Overview is also available.
Publishing
Public Innovation:
Intellectual property in a digital age.
William Davies and Kay Withers
Inside the Creative Industries:
Copyright on the ground
Anthony Lilley
The Value of the Public Domain
Rufus Pollock
Innovating for Success:
The intellectual property review and economic competitiveness
Lord Sainsbury
Articles
Intellectual Property
14 November 2006
Intellectual property for all
25 August 2006
Balancing Competing Priorities
20 March 2006
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