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Dr Rachel Maguire published an article on user-generated content and intellectual property issues

Dr Rachel Maguire has published an article on user-generated content in Intellectual Property Quarterly

  • Date23 September 2022

The article is titled: "It doesn't belong to the internet": copyright reform for user-generated content.

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Dr Rachel Maguire has recently published an article titled ‘”It doesn’t belong to the internet”: Copyright reform for user-generated content’ in Intellectual Property Quarterly.

The article interrogates the popular view among users that user-generated content (UGC) exists beyond the regulation of copyright law - that it 'belongs to the internet' – and uses this to underpin a critique of the law and to contribute to existing UGC-focused copyright reform discussions. It considers the legal and normative positions of UGC, the causes and implications of widespread misunderstanding in this area, and how reform proposals risk entrenching this issue.

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