IP insurance: the heavyweight in your corner
When you do a job for a long period of time you find that you run into the same roadblocks on a regular basis.
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.
Providing young people with the tools to succeed
In today’s connected environment, even very young people are consumers of intellectual property (IP).
January sale at the IPO: cut price fees for designs!
Registered designs has often been described as the Cinderella right of the intellectual property world.
The girl with a curl
Having naturally curly hair is something that I have learned to live with and (most of the time) I embrace my frizzy mop.
Cooking up a Christmas cracker
Snow is falling, bells are jingling and we’re all rocking around our trees…oh yes, the countdown to the big day is definitely on!
Discover the Force in licensing
Excitement is building at a rate of knots in our house for the widely anticipated Star Wars film, Episode VII The Force Awakens.
A toy story
With more than a few Christmases behind me it still surprises me how many toys have stood the test of time.
Baroness Neville-Rolfe welcomes Digital Single Market proposals
The UK has asked the EU to take bold steps to create a Digital Single Market that delivers for consumers and for entrepreneurs trying to break into new markets.
How innovation changed my life
I had a pretty unique upbringing in an environment where disability couldn’t be ignored. My Mum has had hearing loss since birth. She communicates well through lip reading, hearing aids and British Sign Language (BSL).
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