10 January 2014Copyright

UK copyright director leaves role after six years

A director tasked with overseeing copyright policy in the UK has left his post.

Edmund Quilty (pictured) has moved on following a six year stint at the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) as Director of Copyright Enforcement and Policy.

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