The best thing since sliced bread
Innovation is everywhere, and no more so than in our kitchens. We take a look at the different gadgets and gizmos that help make life a little easier.
Gary Townley
Gary worked in the field of Intellectual Property for over 30 years. He is now the Senior Communications Manager at Companies House.
When I grow up
How things have changed. When I was a lad, (ok, it was many moons ago) me and my mates had aspirations of being footballers, pilots or astronauts.
Trade marks: the good, the bad and the registrable
It’s funny how the meaning of words change over time. Who would have thought that calling something bad would actually mean it was good.
My invention is going to be worth millions!
This is one of the most common sayings the Business Outreach team hear when attending exhibitions and events throughout the UK.
Season's Eatings
With the big day fast approaching, most of us will be thinking about our Christmas dinner.
Protecting your R&D
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Business, Copyright, Design, Innovation, IP research, Licensing, Patents, Trade marks, Trade secrets, Universities
Staying ahead of the competition and innovating are key elements to the success of any business.
Music to my ears: Radio 1's 50th Anniversary
I think most people can remember the first record they bought.
Flash in the pan
Most products will go through a standard product life cycle of introduction, growth, maturity and decline.
Queuing, the rule of 6
Us Brits love a queue. According to a survey in 2013, we will spend up to 5 and a half hours in a queue every month.
Synchronise and commercialise
From furniture to clothing, mobile phones to cars, music has been used to promote every type of service or product.
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