24 February 2020CopyrightEdward Pearcey

Live sports and e-publications a target for infringers, says report

E-publications and live sporting events saw above-average levels of online copyright infringement over the last two years, according to UK government research.

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Live sports and e-publications a target for infringers, says report

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