The IPKat has received details of the following IP position that is up for grabs:
WEB EDITOR - INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
ECCA (the Enterprise Centre for Creative Arts, London College of Communication, University of the Arts London) needs a part-time web editor/content manager for Own It (http://www.own-it.org), the Creative London intellectual property advice service. The role involves researching and writing news content, plus inputting and updating information from art, design and communication organisations, law firms, government agencies, professional services and the public sector, as well as monitoring and reporting on website usage and the project. Degree educated, you will need a firm grasp of creative industry trends, intellectual property terminology and issues relevant to creative practitioners. You also need proven web content management, copywriting, editing, research and organisational skills, plus the ability to network effectively.For further details and information on how to apply, visit: http://linst.tmpw.co.uk/job_details.asp?ID_job=466.
The IPKat says good luck.
WEB EDITOR - INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
ECCA (the Enterprise Centre for Creative Arts, London College of Communication, University of the Arts London) needs a part-time web editor/content manager for Own It (http://www.own-it.org), the Creative London intellectual property advice service. The role involves researching and writing news content, plus inputting and updating information from art, design and communication organisations, law firms, government agencies, professional services and the public sector, as well as monitoring and reporting on website usage and the project. Degree educated, you will need a firm grasp of creative industry trends, intellectual property terminology and issues relevant to creative practitioners. You also need proven web content management, copywriting, editing, research and organisational skills, plus the ability to network effectively.For further details and information on how to apply, visit: http://linst.tmpw.co.uk/job_details.asp?ID_job=466.
The IPKat says good luck.
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