Notes on copyright, platform regulation, and the legal questions technology and media keep raising faster than the law can answer.
A fourteen-year-old in Paris opens her favourite app at midnight. Under a new EU proposal, she couldn’t have an account of her own at...
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In 2025 I presented research at the British Conference of Undergraduate Research under the title Beats & Bots: Should AI Music Be Copyrighted? It...
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This month, parliament was told that the chief executives at top AI companies themselves put the chance that AI ends all human life between...
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You must have seen it. Everyone is asking about the supposed ‘Claude watermark’ and what it means for them. My social media has been...
Read the postHow the law is racing to catch up with generative AI.
The rules platforms set, and the ones governments do.
Who owns your information, and what happens when it moves.
Ownership, authorship, and the business of content.
I'm Rania, a First Class LLB graduate (University of Sussex) specialising in IP, technology, and platform law. Before law, I spent years in music and documentary photography which is where the questions behind this blog started.
My research on generative AI and music ownership, funded through a Junior Research Associate project, was presented at the British Conference of Undergraduate Research 2025. I've since worked across ad policy and platform compliance during a placement year at TikTok, alongside experience at The Guardian and Hogan Lovells, and I write here to keep pulling on that thread.