The UK's copyright regime is often seen as a good practice framework for the protection of lucrative intellectual property, reserving to creators significant powers to control and monetize the value of their creative works. But with so much hanging on the terms agreed as a matter of contract, what of a creator's right at law to know exactly how their work is being used by a publisher or other licensee? What of their right to receive a fair and proportionate payment? As we look beyond borders, how much greener is the grass? Join SOA Advisory Clinic host Theo Jones in conversation with colleague Ambre Morvan to discuss this and more. Not a member? Use code PODCAST20 for 20% off your first year's membership.  Ambre Morvan | The Society of Authors  SGDL  Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (legislation.gov.uk)  Intellectual Property Code (wipo.int)  C.R.E.A.T.O.R | The Society of Authors  International Authors Forum – A forum for Authors' Organisations  Dilicom (centprod.com) 

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