StudentshIP Enterprise Awards: finalists announced
The IPO has a history of university engagement and support. From helping universities utilise their IP, to embedding IP into academic and professional standards.
Imitation Game: football and IP
Like many others up and down the country I spend my weekend praying my beloved football club get another 3 points.
Protect your IP baby
When I started working in IP, I was amazed how little I’d thought about inventions and new ideas.
Whose Crab Is It Anyway? Cooperative IP
In 1877 the Great Eastern Railway reached Cromer. It brought with it holidaymakers who fell in love with the picturesque seaside resort on the North Norfolk coast.
Boring TV
Copyright is an interesting medium. It protects all things creative and artistic including music, poetry, novels, photographs and film.
De-tangling the knots with IP
Posted by:
Louise Allford, Posted on:
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Categories:
Business, Copyright, Design, Design right, Patents, Trade marks
Many innovations today are simple adaptations of everyday items or concepts. Once imagined, they change our lives and simplify problems overnight.
Invisible counterfeits – and how to spot them
Counterfeiting is a threat. Not just to consumers who have been sold defective or dangerous goods. It challenges industries and entire economies.
Patent harmonisation - the holy grail
From the perspective of an outsider – which is what I was 5 years ago – the world’s patents system looks on the face of it rather strange – critics might even say dysfunctional.
The quick guide to IP protection
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Louise Allford, Posted on:
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Categories:
Business, Copyright, Design, Patents, Trade marks
We all know that when running a business, there are a whole host of procedures and requirements that you need to remember and adhere to.
Dipping into patents
A family tradition of Christmas surfing in Croyde bay in Devon got me thinking about how improvements to the original rubber wetsuit are potentially patentable.
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