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Policymakers, scholars, and Australian artists are all concerned about fakes, imitations, and the lack of trust and transparency in these global transactions. By working with change-makers such as the Australian Copyright Council, Copyright Agency, National Association for the Visual Arts, CSIRO-Data61, and Australian Network for Art & Technology, this project shows how the integrity of digital platforms on which artworks are listed and securely traded can be preserved.
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University of Southern Queensland
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University of Southern Queensland
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University of Wollongong
University of Wollongong
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CSIRO Data61
The aim is to protect the livelihoods of those engaged in the creative arts while safeguarding their contributions, which are forecast to generate $140 billion for the Australian economy by 2025. This initiative places Australia at the forefront of cybersecurity technology applications and the prevention of rising fraud in the wider copyright industries.
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