Morten Rosenmeier

Morten Rosenmeier is a Professor of Copyright Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen, affiliated with the Centre for Information and Innovation Law (CIIR) and the Centre for Legal and Cultural Studies. He has been employed at the institution since 1997 and actively contributes to academic governance through roles such as Chair of the Committee for the Protection of Scientific Work (UBVA).

Education:

• Ph.D. (University of Copenhagen, 2001)
• Cand.jur. (University of Copenhagen, 1995)

Research Interests span copyright law, intellectual property, and the intersection with freedom of expression. He explores legal linguistics, focusing on clear juridical communication and research ethics. His work also addresses protection of personal identity (name, voice, appearance) and media law frameworks.

Recent publications highlight trends in digital copyright, legal preservation practices, and entertainment law, reflecting collaborations with institutions like Karnov Group and Retslingvistisk Netværk (Reline). Awards include the Døssingprisen (2014) and Koktvedgaardprisen (2019).

Scientific Awards:

• Bibliotekarforbundets ærespris Døssingprisen (2014)
• Foreningen for Entertainment- og Medierets ærespris Koktvedgaardprisen (2019)

As a legal advisor and board member in organizations like Forfatternes Forvaltningsselskab and Copydan Tekst & Node, he shapes copyright policy. His Lex.dk contributions and podcast Entertainmentretten demonstrate a commitment to public legal engagement.