Intellectual Property Magazine's Podcast
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Intellectual Property Magazine's Podcast
Podcast by Intellectual Property Magazine
Atal Berriak
10 atalEpisode 13: Challenges in China
Hosted by reporter Ben Wodecki, this episode sees Chinese practitioners outline the changes and challenges China’s IP landscape has faced over the las...
Episode 12: Brexit aftermath special
In this episode, Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys’ Richard Goddard, the Law Society’s Michael Hawkins and the BBC’s Andrew Yeates discuss c...
Episode 11: 2020 in review
Hosted by reporter Ben Wodecki, this episode sees leading attorneys from the US, UK, and EU discuss IP developments and changes from their respective...
Episode 10: The future of FRAND
Leading fair reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) experts Powell Gilbert’s Tess Waldron and Osborne Clark’s Arty Rajendra outline the future of F...
Episode nine: Green and clean IP
Hosted by reporter Ben Wodecki, this episode sees leading greentech IP attorneys discuss how IP can be used in the fight against the climate crisis. F...
Episode eight: US election special
Hosted by reporter Ben Wodecki, the episode sees leading US IP professionals outline the respective IP stances of the US presidential candidates and w...
Episode seven: asset aegis in times of austerity
Hosted by reporter Ben Wodecki, this episode focusses on IP insurance and how brand owners and rightsholders can utilise the importance of IP insuranc...
Episode six: breaking down BAME barriers
Pinsent Mason’s Krishna Kakkaiyadi and IP Inclusive’s Andrea Brewster OBE discuss how the killing of George Floyd in the US has impacted diversity and...
Episode five: setting sail for autonomous ships
Shiver Me Timbers! In this episode, our panel discusses the rise of autonomous ships and how artificial intelligence could change the maritime industr...
Episode four: the big Brexit special
In this episode, an esteemed panel made up of leading UK IP association officials examine the implications of Brexit now that the UK has officially le...