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Data Bill: centralised-cookie legislation dropped

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Labour’s Employment Rights Bill debated

Prime Minister defends journalism amid AI developers copyright infringement

Parliamentary committee chair warns against copyright exemptions for AI

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Secretary of State says big tech needs to do more to support publishers

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PPA’s Head of Public Affairs reflects on Party Conferences

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Implementation of EU deforestation regulation delayed

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Liberal Democrat tech spokesperson sponsors Bill to regulate AI

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Ofcom report: the future of the universal postal service

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The King’s Speech 2024: no AI Bill

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PPA responds to election result

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2024 General election manifestos and key points for publishers

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New report: Governance of Artificial Intelligence

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General election: implications for publishers and the status of key bills

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Lords discuss the PPA’s concerns in debate on Data Protection Bill

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Government developing plan on copyright and AI

Data Bill: centralised-cookie legislation dropped

The Government has published its Data (Use and Access) Bill with key change.

Labour’s Employment Rights Bill debated

The Bill aims to reform workers’ rights in the UK and covers 28 new employment reforms including introducing a new statutory probation period, ending zero-hour contracts, and ensuring workers have rights from day one.

Prime Minister defends journalism amid AI developers copyright infringement

In the wake of large tech companies pushing for free reign in scraping copyrighted data, Keir Starmer stated that media organisations should have control over their content and receive fair compensation.

Parliamentary committee chair warns against copyright exemptions for AI

The Chair of the parliamentary committee for Culture, Media and Sport, Caroline Dinenage has also called for transparency.

Secretary of State says big tech needs to do more to support publishers

At the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, Lisa Nandy, Secretary of State for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), emphasised the need for large tech companies to promote trusted content on their platforms.

PPA’s Head of Public Affairs reflects on Party Conferences

The party conference season allows party leaders to engage with stakeholders and set out the strategic priorities for the coming year.

Implementation of EU deforestation regulation delayed

Following growing concerns from global partners, the European Commission is proposing an extra 12-month “phasing-in” period.

Liberal Democrat tech spokesperson sponsors Bill to regulate AI

Tim Clement-Jones, a member of the House of Lords, has introduced a Private Members’ Bill to regulate the use of automated tools in public sector decision-making.

Ofcom report: the future of the universal postal service

As part of their plans to reform Royal Mail, earlier this year Ofcom asked businesses to share their views on the future of the universal postal service – this interim report includes a summary of the responses and next steps.

The King’s Speech 2024: no AI Bill

The King’s Speech, held on the 17 of July 2024, marks the start of the new parliamentary session, and was the first state opening of parliament under a Labour Government for 15 years.

PPA responds to election result

As the new Labour Government begins its term in office, the PPA looks forward to working with the new administration and the fresh programme of legislation it will implement.

2024 General election manifestos and key points for publishers

New report: Governance of Artificial Intelligence

Former science, innovation and technology committee publishes report on AI governance and calls for greater protection on copyright and IP rights

General election: implications for publishers and the status of key bills

With a general election called for 4 July, the PPA Public Affairs team takes a look at the implications for publishers of a potential new government and the status of key bills.

Lords discuss the PPA’s concerns in debate on Data Protection Bill

After engaging with stakeholders on issues within the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill concerning the centralisation of cookie controls, the PPA was addressed in parliament.

Government developing plan on copyright and AI

Recently, in the House of Lords AI and Intellectual Property Rights were debated – specifically, the ongoing impact of AI on creators where developers are lifting their material.

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Data Bill: centralised-cookie legislation dropped

Labour’s Employment Rights Bill debated

Prime Minister defends journalism amid AI developers copyright infringement

Parliamentary committee chair warns against copyright exemptions for AI

Secretary of State says big tech needs to do more to support publishers

PPA’s Head of Public Affairs reflects on Party Conferences

Implementation of EU deforestation regulation delayed

Liberal Democrat tech spokesperson sponsors Bill to regulate AI

Ofcom report: the future of the universal postal service

The King’s Speech 2024: no AI Bill

PPA responds to election result

2024 General election manifestos and key points for publishers

New report: Governance of Artificial Intelligence

General election: implications for publishers and the status of key bills

Lords discuss the PPA’s concerns in debate on Data Protection Bill

Government developing plan on copyright and AI

Data Bill: centralised-cookie legislation dropped

Labour’s Employment Rights Bill debated

Prime Minister defends journalism amid AI developers copyright infringement

Parliamentary committee chair warns against copyright exemptions for AI

Secretary of State says big tech needs to do more to support publishers

PPA’s Head of Public Affairs reflects on Party Conferences

Implementation of EU deforestation regulation delayed

Liberal Democrat tech spokesperson sponsors Bill to regulate AI

Ofcom report: the future of the universal postal service

The King’s Speech 2024: no AI Bill

PPA responds to election result

2024 General election manifestos and key points for publishers

New report: Governance of Artificial Intelligence

General election: implications for publishers and the status of key bills

Lords discuss the PPA’s concerns in debate on Data Protection Bill

Government developing plan on copyright and AI

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