Trade mark registration 2273780 - ‘Roald Dahl’
How intellectual property makes literature. This month, 100 years ago in Cardiff, one of the world’s greatest writers of children’s fiction was born.
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 is a Senior Lecturer in Creative and Professional Writing at the University of the West of England and his research focusses on the relationship between intellectual property and creativity.
His documentaries, plays and comedy series have been broadcast on radio and TV and his children’s books are popular with young readers throughout the country.
What’s the alternative?
The Centre for Alternative Technology is a catalyst for innovation.
Chase the Ace
As you drive away this summer remember: roads make trade marks.
National treasures
The UK was once described as an island of coal surrounded by fish – the exploitation of its natural resources was the key to its economic success.
Iconögraphy
The deaths of two quite different British rock stars during Christmas and New Year highlight the UK’s ability to bring apparently counter-culture ideas into the mainstream.
World Book Day 2016: Where’s William?
Last year, what got David Walliams into a helicopter, Liam Scholes sent home from school for dressing up like Christian Grey and head teachers all over the country into red, stripy, T shirts?
Land Rover Defender: unbeatable British IP
At the end of this month, after 67 years continuous production, the last Land Rover Defender will roll off the production line at Solihull.
The good joke: how copyright is for comedians
The Department of Culture Media and Sport states that the number of people employed in the UK’s creative industries rose from 1.043 million in 2009 to 1.708 million in 2013.
Swing Logo
At 4 o’clock in the afternoon, on Sunday October 31, as the cool embrace of the last October evening envelops the sleepy suburb of Twickenham, time will stop.
Scottish engineering: the next generation
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry’s genius lay in the fact that he was able to take clichés from earth and create new, complimentary, ones in space.
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