Answered By: Jane Cooke Last Updated: Jan 08, 2021 Views: 200
Answered By: Jane Cooke
Last Updated: Jan 08, 2021 Views: 200
Orphan works are creative works or performances that are subject to copyright like a diary, photograph, film or piece of music - for which one or more of the right holders is either unknown or cannot be found.
The Intellectual Property Office gives advice on how to use Orphan Works.
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