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Going places...how London’s IP is underground
One hundred years ago a design classic was created. The image is so iconic and trusted that it has become easier to identify than a flag.
Dan Anthony
Dr Dan Anthony worked as a trade marks examiner and seconded national expert for the UK IPO and OHIM and he writes extensively on the subject of IP.
He teachers creative writing at Cardiff Metropolitan University and is researching the relationship between intellectual property and creativity at Cardiff University.
His plays and comedy series have been broadcast radio and TV and his children’s books are popular with young readers throughout the country.
London Fashion Week: a catwalk of British IP
As designers showcase their work at London Fashion Week, we look at the UK's contribution to the fashion and design industry.
Bremont®: timepiece and goodwill
The watch market booms at Christmas time. Choosing the best present for the right person is an act of love. This year, make sure your gift is the real thing.
Fray Bentos: how trade marks can live forever
The Fray Bentos pie doesn't just have a long shelf life. Read how their trade mark has also stood the test of time.
M-Sport: leading the innovation race at Wales GB Rally
Thousands of years ago, potters made their marks, drew them, or cut them onto their products, and took them to market on the backs of donkeys.
Take the biscuit
Biscuits are important. Estimates vary, but the UK sweet biscuit market is reckoned to be worth around £2 billion a year (source: FT).
Driving for change: counterfeit car parts
Vehicle crime has come a long way since the first highwaymen hijacked coaches on the turnpike roads surrounding 17th century London.
Inspirational Tenby
For those seeking inspiration from intellectual property this summer – try Tenby.
International innovation: how inventiveness can save the world
Listeners to BBC Radio 4’s The Food Programme will be aware of its tasty combination of the edible with the viable.
House music - the Glyndebourne opera
For the stately homes of England, the twentieth century was a difficult time.