On 9 November 2015, Secretary General of the IPA, José Borghino, chaired a panel discussion about 'The publisher perspective on the development of new technologies...
In consultation with our member in South Africa, the Publishers Association of South Africa (PASA), the IPA made a submission on 15 September to the...
It is almost a cliché to say that we are in a visual age. Today, visual images are increasingly important and visual competency is becoming...
"Copyright has been the bedrock of huge expansion of the creative industries which have taken advantage of technology, new platforms and devices, delivering wider choice...
Copyright protection is not per se a human right, but it is a tool which protects the human rights of authors and publishers. Copyright impacts...
Online piracy is a massive challenge for all economies which depend on their creative industries, hurting publishers' and authors' income, employees' jobs and governments' tax...
Legal deposit schemes, which require publishers to submit copies of books and journals to a national library, is considered a vital part in preserving a...
The IPA, along with other creative sector organisations (IFRRO, FEP, Motion Picture Association, European Writers Council, International Federation of Journalists & more) have written to...
