Research Archive


The Intellectual Property Office is looking for input on the new small patent claims procedures proposals, which have been designed to simplify and speed up the process.

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The ICO has updated guidance on how public electronic communications service providers should respond to security breaches.

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A consultation has been announced to gather evidence on proposals to widen copyright exceptions including private copying, non-commercial research and library archiving.

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The High Court states that even where private individuals are expressing their own views online the requirements of lawful processing in the DPA can apply.

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The High Court has ruled that search giant Google does not have to pay damages for defamation suffered to a UK intelligence adviser via a blogging platform which Google owns.

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The Cabinet Office recently published this document in order to encourage effective use of public sector data.  

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Penalties of £60,000 and £80,000 are served after highly sensitive personal information is emailed to the wrong recipients.

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This guidance is designed to help institutions deal with consent management when sharing personal data across and between institutions and external service providers.

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New tools being developed will shield personal data and reveal when sites do not respect privacy requests.

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The OER IPR Support Team will be holding two free half day workshops on Tuesday 6th December  2011 at the Kimberlin Library, De Montfort University, Leicester . 

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This resource, by Tony Kent, aims to provide basic copyright information to guide those involved in the restoration and remastering of old sound recordings.

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A free patent service has been launched by the Intellectual Property Office.

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The Protection of Freedoms Bill was read for the third time and passed by the House of Commons on 11 October 2011.  The Bill will now be considered by the House of Lords.

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Proposals in the Protection of Freedoms Bill include amending the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to create a new ‘right to data’ so that government-held datasets can be requested and used by the public.

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Changes to the Protection of Freedoms Bill have been published which are designed to increase protection for unpublished research.

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The ICO has produced guidance to aid understanding and application of FOI legislation for higher education institutions with a particular focus on research information.

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New IP guidance to enable businesses to protect their own IP and to respect the IP of others has been launched.

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A new working group has been set up to examine how UK-funded research can be made more accessible.

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Raising the awareness and understanding of IP among students is key to achieving an IP savvy graduate workforce.

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Cloud computing - two further papers by the Queen Mary University of London, School of Law Cloud Legal Project

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Came into force on 31 December 2009.   

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A medical student on placement at a hospital transferred personal information of patients onto an unencrypted medical stick.

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A user's consent is required before it is lawful to store and access information on their computer.

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Online defamation cases in England and Wales have more than doubled in the last year.

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Recommendations made by the Hargreaves review of intellectual property and growth have been accepted by the Government.

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HE and FE institutions are being invited to sign-up to a new set of open metadata principles.

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A single European patent looks ever more likely as agreement is reached on the detail of a unitary patent.

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The Climate Change Act 2008 requires colleges and universities, directly or indirectly, to take action to reduce carbon emissions in order to contribute to the national targets for carbon reduction... (cont'd)

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A data controller is able to anonymise originally-personal data to make it free of data protection law constraints.

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A new law that comes into force today (14 June 2011) in England and Wales will make it easier to protect patent and design rights.

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Ownership of copyright is key to the use of works created in universities and colleges, as the owner has control over their reuse.  ... (cont)

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We are pleased to announce the launch of JISC Legal Plus - a new staff development service bringing JISC Legal's expertise to your institution at competitive prices...  (cont'd)

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Peer To Patent is an online system that aims to improve the quality of issued patents.

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The ICO has published guidance on enforcing the new rules allowing a one year 'lead in' period for institutions to comply.

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The IPO has issued new strategy guidance for universities on how best to use their institution's intellectual property.

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The Hargreaves copyright law review calls for a loosening and simplification of some aspects of copyright law.

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This JISC infoNet infokit is an online resource that provides support and guidance to institutions development their RIM systems.

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 Model research collaboration agreements devised by the Lambert Working Group.

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The Publishers Association / JISC model licence framework for material supplied in electronic form.

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 The Research Information Network is a useful resource for general information for the UK Research and Information community.

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Cloud computing and data protection, new research from Queen Mary, University of London.

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The unitary EU patent is a step closer with the agreement to proceed with the support of 25 of the 27 EU countries.

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Results of the competition to improve the way universities and colleges conduct research and manage their intellectual property rights have been announced.

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This short briefing paper, produced by the Strategic Content Alliance (SCA), demonstrates how the terms of Creative Commons (CC) licences can be embedded into a variety of resources. 

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A new British Standard setting out good practice and principals of ethical behaviour for organisations providing services to inventors has been published.

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One day workshops for those interested in licensed content for teaching and learning

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According to the UK government, cybercrime is costing the country around £1000 every second. 

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The RIN is holding a free one-day workshops on FOI and research, at Strathclyde University on 12 April 2011, aimed in particular at the higher education research community.

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The RIN are providing a series of free one-day workshops on Freedom of Information, aimed in particular at the higher education research community.

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The RIN are providing a series of free one-day workshops on Freedom of Information, aimed in particular at the higher education research community.

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