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Centre for Regulation of the Creative Economy, University of Glasgow

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The article examines how regulators are adapting to the challenges of digitalisation, why siloed approaches are no longer fit for purpose, and what the DRCF can tell us about the future of digital regulation. 🔗 Read the blog: www.create.ac.uk/blog/2026/07...

Researching the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (DRCF): Philip Schlesinger and Martin Kretschmer reflect on regulatory innovation - CREATewww.create.ac.uk
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The symposium will take place on 27 July 2026 at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (SUFE) and is co-organised by CREATe. 🔗 Read the blog for more details: www.create.ac.uk/blog/2026/07...

Symposium on Conflict, Coordination, and Legal Responses regarding Competition Policy and Industrial Policy - CREATewww.create.ac.uk
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His keynote explored debates on digital regulation across the UK, EU and US, examining regulatory challenges, changing geopolitical strategies, and the role of digital intermediaries in shaping public opinion. 🔗 Read more here: www.create.ac.uk/blog/2026/07...

Philip Schlesinger Delivers Keynote on Digital Regulation - CREATewww.create.ac.uk
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The latest post in our AI Regulation: ECRs' Perspectives series examines whether the EU legal framework does enough to protect consumers in the age of AI. It explores the role of the EUAI Act and argues that stronger AI literacy is essential.

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AI-driven research is iterative, collaborative and multi-stage. The response calls for lifecycle-aware regulation that supports innovation while providing coherent safeguards across the AI research lifecycle. 🔗 Read the full blog: www.create.ac.uk/blog/2026/07...

AI-driven research and data protection: CREATe response to the ICO consultation on Research, Archiving and Statistics provisions - CREATewww.create.ac.uk
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🔗 Read the workshop report by Kavi Othman Ali on the international workshop organised by Professor Maria Economou: www.create.ac.uk/blog/2026/07... #CREATe #XR #ImmersiveTechnology #DigitalHeritage #CulturalHeritage #DifficultHeritage #VirtualReality #Museums #ResponsibleInnovation

Beyond Spectacle: Measuring Real Impact in Immersive Difficult Heritage XR - CREATewww.create.ac.uk
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📖 Read the full blog: www.create.ac.uk/blog/2026/07... #Copyright #VideoGames #DigitalOwnership #IntellectualProperty #Gaming #DigitalCulture #GamePreservation #CREATe

The end of physical games? Copyright, ownership, and Sony’s all-digital future - CREATewww.create.ac.uk
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Find out more and book your place here: www.create.ac.uk/blog/2026/07... southamptonmuseumsandgallery.co.uk/events/redis... #ArtHistory #Copyright #LegalHistory #VictorianArt #CREATe #UniversityOfGlasgow #PublicEngagement #Research

Forthcoming Online Talk: ‘Rediscovering the paintings First Class and Second Class by Abraham Solomon’ by Dr Elena Cooper - CREATewww.create.ac.uk
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Hosted by Southampton City Art Gallery the talk will uncover how 19th-century copyright debates surrounding these works continue to shape our understanding of them today. It offers fresh perspectives on Victorian art, railway travel, innovation, and questions of who gets to tell stories through art.

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Questions and/or requests for a registration reminder can be submitted to: ECR-CLC-2026@glasgow.ac.uk Organising Committee: Liana Japaridze; Eva Fisher; Lena Hornkohl

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The conference explores the various roles competition law can play in supporting the digital economy from an ECR perspective. Our speakers will present 10 academic papers, addressing a wide variety of issues. Free registration will open in early September. However, places are limited.

4th Early Career Scholars Conference - “Competition Law as a Guiding Discipline for Digital Economy” - CREATewww.create.ac.uk
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In the latest post in our AI Regulation: ECRs’ Perspectives series, Sejal Chandak (University of the West of England) specifically looks at the Online Safety Act 2023 (#OSA) and questions whether, in the age of ‘AI-fication’, platforms can be regulated without also regulating AI.

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