Can I really use this? Copyright exceptions for filmmakers’
Inge Sørensen was delighted to talk about archive, creative reuse and documentary making at CREATe’s 'Can I Really Use This? Copyright Exceptions for Filmmakers' event.
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17 Nov
The Challenge of Regulating the Virtual World: AI, The Internet, and the Future
AI regulation was discussed by a panel chaired and introduced by CCPR’s Professor Philip Schlesinger. He opened with reflections on the geopolitical and national security aspects of current regulatory developments. -
17 Nov
Museums for All? A Utopian Fantasy
On 15 November, the second event in the CCPR/CREATe ‘Reflections on Culture’ series was held in the ARC. Dr Mark O’Neill’s wide-ranging lecture began with an absorbing photographic account of the little-known history of Glasgow’s museums.
