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How to avoid falling onto the spikes of copyright

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Amy Theobald .

This session is part of our gaming-themed Moore Methods lunchtime series of talks.

No-one wants to lose critical time (and hearts) trying to jump over impossibly big copyright pits of spikes right? In this session we will explore the often confusing and discombobulating world of copyright and what happens when you share or publish your work. We’ll introduce you to tricky concepts such as third party copyright and how to protect your own work, as well as how to use free licensing tools to maximise the reach of your own research as well as using other peoples work, but legally.

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