Music to my ears: Radio 1's 50th Anniversary
I think most people can remember the first record they bought.
Enforcement
It is important that IP owners are able to enforce their rights and resolve disputes as quickly and cheaply as possible.
Tips for protecting your IP in China
Posted by:
Helika Jurgenson, Posted on:
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Categories:
Business, Copyright, Enforcement, International, Patents, Trade marks, Trade secrets
The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) has an IP attaché for China, Tom Duke, based in the British Embassy Beijing.
Reviewing the UK’s IP enforcement framework
Innovation can be a risky business which involves the investment of time, effort and money in varying degrees.
Off your bike: pedaling IP
So, I’ve recently had my first fall. I think I’ve done quite well, 1 year and 4 months since my ‘On your bike’ blog.
Money makers and proceed takers
Do you remember the film ‘The Untouchables’? Kevin Costner played the lead role of Elliot Ness, the notorious FBI agent who took down Al Capone in the 1920-30’s prohibition era.
It’s being sold online so it must be legit, right?
A friend said to me a few days ago, “You’ll never guess what - someone tried to steal my money, but the bank stopped it."
Faulty electrical appliances: know the risks
Unless you have been experiencing a complete communications blackout, you can’t have missed the on-going media headlines around unsafe electrical products.
Online behaviours: tracking the numbers
In July we published the 6th wave of our ongoing Online Copyright Infringement (OCI) Tracker, which looks at what people in the UK do online.
Cracking down on IP crime
I have spent nearly 20 years working in and for businesses that create intellectual property. In that time I have come up against every justification for purchasing counterfeit goods.
Scaring the infringers
Halloween is upon us and many revellers will be dressing up in outfits to scare friends and family.
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