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Brand & New is a podcast produced by the International Trademark Association (INTA) and focused on innovation. Our host, Audrey Dauvet, shares a new topic every two weeks, on Tuesday—to inform and inspire listeners. Each podcast consists of an open dialogue with experts, visionaries, and influential people from all over the world in order to learn more about the evolution of the legal and intellectual property ecosystem, its concepts, and all actual or potential consequences. Because we cons ...
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World Trademark Review is the world's only independent daily news and information service dedicated exclusively to reporting on trademark issues for in-house and private practitioners internationally.
What can’t you find on Amazon? As the most global retail store ever, Amazon has become a unique platform where customers can literally find any product they wish and sellers have concomitantly found a marketplace broader than anything they used to operate on. Unsurprisingly, Amazon's commercial success has led to an increased risk of counterfei ...…
Intellectual property remains one of the most valuable assets in the Digital Age. In Africa, few countries, Kenya, South Africa, and Nigeria, are credited for having IP standards in place. International businesses are already present, operating in areas such as telecommunications and banking. But what are the main opportunities and challenges f ...…
What does being innovative mean for legal professionals, in relation to work quality, client relationships, responsiveness, proactiveness, cost efficiency? Firoz Dattu, the Chair and Founder of AdvanceLaw, based in Washington D.C. and present in several countries, shares his views on the legal market dynamics and the changes–including the impac ...…
First holding several executive posts at IBM—the world's largest patent holder-- during more than 25 years, then serving as Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), and now in private practice, Dave Kappos has pretty much sat on all sides of the "IP table" over his career. Dave is widely recognized as one of the world’s foremos ...…
With a steady GDP growth over 5% last year, Kenya is one of the leading economic forces not only in East Africa but on the entire continent. In this context, it’s no surprise that intellectual property issues are at the forefront of most national institutional projects. From legislative amendments to update the main laws in light of new challen ...…
Is there a European way to understand and manage intellectual property (IP)? Since the 18th century, Europe has always been at the forefront of innovation and competitiveness, as explained by Benoît Battistelli, who held various roles in French government departments and embassies before serving as Director General of the French National Instit ...…
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Inside the World’s Largest IP Office: A Discussion with the US Patent & Trademark Office Director26:33
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Andrei Iancu has been serving since February 2018 as the Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) s, based in Alexandria, Virginia. An engineer and intellectual property (IP) attorney, he previously was the managing partner of the law firm Irell & Manella, focuse ...…
"Innovation, technology and digitalisation are now key drivers of global economic growth, and enterprise value will increasingly be in intangible assets such as IP, data and know-how" These words come from Daren Tang, the Chief Executive of the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (Ipos), that has reached the No. 2 spot for being the most ...…
Internet of Things, wearables, smart houses, connected cars … We now hear about these technologies and their promising potential in our lives on a daily basis. However, most of us do not necessarily grasp the broad ecosystem they rely on, and the variety of issues they deal with from a legal perspective. Luke Dembosky and Jim Pastore, both part ...…
What makes an organization more efficient than another to increase its performance, raise its value, and implement the best strategy for its brand(s) in the context of the fourth industrial revolution? This new wave, also called 4IR, is marked by technology breakthroughs -from artificial intelligence to the Internet of Things and autonomous veh ...…
Welcome to this special episode of Brand&New in Boston, Massachusetts recorded during INTA’s 2019 Annual Meeting. This unique event, a must for education and networking, is attended each spring by more than 10,000 members of the IP community and beyond, from over than 150 countries. So Brand&New could not miss it! Today’s episode is dedicated t ...…
Welcome to this special episode of Brand&New in Boston, Massachusetts recorded during INTA’s 2019 Annual Meeting. This unique event, a must for education and networking, is attended each spring by more than 10,000 members of the IP community and beyond, from over 150 countries. So Brand&New could not miss it! Counterfeiting is no less than one ...…
Welcome to this special episode of Brand&New in Boston, Massachusetts recorded during INTA’s 2019 Annual Meeting. This unique event, a must for education and networking, is attended each spring by more than 10,000 members of the IP community and beyond, from over 150 countries. Brand&New could not miss it! Today’s episode is about how to make t ...…
No question, innovation is critical for branding today, but what does that mean exactly? In this era of digital transformation, how do we explain the mutation of the relationships between brands and consumers? What role does intellectual property actually play? All these “hot topics” are discussed in this episode with one of the most influentia ...…
India is one of the fastest-growing tech hubs in the world, that developed recently an ambitious national strategy to transform India, including actions related to Artificial Intelligence, to tackle challenges such as quality of education, demographic issues with smart cities and access to health care. In this context, the government is conside ...…
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Navigating the Internet: What's Hot in relation to Domain Names Management and Dispute Resolution23:35
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Domain names play a special role in the intellectual property ecosystem. Following the recent ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) meeting that took place in Kobe, Japan, this episode goes back to the basics and reveals what’s hot in this area and the opportunities created by new technologies. Both law firm and brand owne ...…
Sandra Mau, founder and CEO of TrademarkVision, an image recognition for brand protection startup based in Pittsburgh (USA) and Brisbane (Australia) that was recently acquired by CompuMark (Clarivate Analytics), shares her vision about how machine learning and image recognition technology is transforming the intellectual property (IP) ecosystem ...…
Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our times. Its interactions withIP are multifaceted, from « green » tech innovations to adapt or mitigate global warmingto new branding strategies focused on sustainability. The IP lawyer Fabrice Mattei, based in South East Asia (Thailand & Myanmar), partner at the international law firm Rouse ...…
With artificial intelligence (AI) all over the news, Ayuko Nemoto, Partner at Sonderhoff & Einsel Law and Patent Office, based in Tokyo, Japan, takes a deep dive into this topic to help us understand the status of AI-generated works, how public and private sectors deal with AI and its legal aspects, and the protection and enforcement of intelle ...…
In a departure from previous episodes that focus on IP or technology, Karen Clemens and Diane Ridon, both leadership coaches who contribute to the Executives Education Program at Harvard Business School, Boston, Massachusetts, center their conversation on humans—the qualities and skills, from emotional intelligence to critical thinking, that ma ...…
With nearly 150 million subscribers worldwide, Netflix, Inc. has revolutionized the media and entertainment world. Our guest, Jeremy Kaufman, Senior Counsel, Intellectual Property at Netflix, Inc., in Los Angeles, California, shares with us the company’s local and global IP challenges, as well as his views about the role of IP counsel today. Hi ...…
Y-generation entrepreneur Regina Polanco, founder and CEO of Pyrates smart fabrics in Madrid, Spain, shares her experience in following her passion for textiles after legal studies to develop this sustainable clothing company, and how she put a special focus on the IP protection of its signature smart fabric technology from the very beginning o ...…
Eran Kahana is an intellectual property (IP) and cybersecurity attorney at Maslon LLP, Minneapolis, Minnesota, a research fellow at Stanford Law School, Palo Alto, California, and a director at InfraGard (Minnesota chapter), a FBI and private partnership. He shares his experience and views about cybersecurity, the threats related to data, and p ...…
Mladen Vukmir and Julia Talke are the leaders of the INTA Brands & Innovation Committee. Mladen, who leads the IP law firm Vukmir & Associates in Croatia, and Julia, global counsel for trademarks and branding at Lumileds in Germany, tell us more about their own vision of innovation as IP experts, and about this INTA Committee, one of the pillar ...…
Maximiliano Santa Cruz, an IP and technology consultant based in Santiago, Chile who until recently was the General Director of the National Institute of Industrial Property of Chile, discusses with us the challenges and opportunities raised by innovation from the perspective of an IP office. He also shares his vision of the potential evolution ...…
Jeanne Fromer, a Professor of Law with a specialty in IP at New York University School of Law and Co-Director of the Engelberg Center on Innovation Law & Policy in New York, raises many thought-provoking questions about trademark law, technology, and society as a whole in this compelling interview. She gives us keys to better understand how art ...…
Stephane Lemarchand is a French award-winning IP & IT lawyer who co-leads, as the Joint Head of the law firm DLA Piper, more than 500 lawyers around the world. Stephane shares, in this new episode of Brand & New, his experience about the legal and IP ecosystem and the way they interact with tech, but also his views on the reasons why lawyers sh ...…
Why Brand & New, the first INTA podcast?By INTA.
Tish Berard, the 2018 President of the International Trademark Association (INTA), introduces the Association’s new podcast series, Brand & New, in a discussion with host Audrey Dauvet. Successful businesses innovate on a daily basis to meet the changing needs of today’s consumers. How do brand professionals and those interested in brands becom ...…
We speak to Joseph Ferretti, the new president of the International Trademark Association (INTA). In a wide ranging interview, covering such topics as policy around brand restrictions and plain packaging, engagement with the ICANN world, the choice of future event locations and the association’s international expansion, he provides exclusive in ...…
Our latest podcast looks at an EU trademark dispute that has slipped somewhat under the radar in recent months. Specifically, it focuses on a dispute surrounding the protection of the Rubik’s Cube shape as a 3D trademark, and the potential implications should that mark be struck down. We talked to two key figures in the case to explore the lega ...…
We look at the upcoming EU referendum in the UK, or ‘Brexit’, and what effect a vote to leave the European Union could have on both the UK and international trademark communities. The UK’s Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys (ITMA) last week issued a report on what it foresees as the specific issues and challenges that practitioners could face sh ...…
With the first changes due to take effect in less than three weeks, on the latest episode of the World Trademark Review podcast we talk to a range of industry experts on what counsel need to be doing now to prepare for the new EU trademark regime. To help counsel get to grips with the changes, and what they should practically be doing now to pr ...…
For the first World Trademark Review podcast of 2016, we speak to the new president of the International Trademark Association (INTA), Ronald van Tuijl. In a wide ranging interview, we cover topics ranging from plain packaging and the internationalisation of INTA to the EU trademark reforms and what trademark counsel can expect at INTA's annual ...…
The ‘.sucks’ and ‘.feedback new gTLDs have been the source of discussion and disagreement in the trademark community, with the focus being on high sunrise charges for brand owners. In the latest episode of the World Trademark Review Podcast, we bring together John Berard, CEO of Vox Populi, the registry behind the ‘.sucks’ string, and ‘.feedbac ...…
When ICANN opened the application window for new gTLDs back in 2012, few expected that more than 500 companies would apply for over 600 ‘.brand’ strings. Guillaume Pahud worked for 10 years at Richemont and helped shape the luxury brand’s gTLD strategy, working on its 14 gTLDs applications. He recently left his role at Richemont to setup a new ...…
The 2015 Rugby World Cup ended with the New Zealand All Blacks triumphing in a hard-fought match against Australia. Less than a week after the trophy was lifted, we sat down with two key figures who protected the IP rights of the Rugby World Cup and its commercial partners before, during and after the tournament. World Trademark Review editor T ...…
We present the first of a regular series of deep-dive discussions, in which a guest speaker presents a perspective on the trademark world, which is then debated by our regular panellists. Our guest speaker for the first discussion is Corynne McSherry, legal director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, who proposes that the application of tra ...…
Analysts from research and advisory firm Gartner recently identified 3D printing as one of the top 10 technology trends to follow in 2015. As the industry continues to grow, we speak with three experts about how brands are currently using 3D printing technology and what IP issues need to be considered before use goes mainstream. The experts on ...…
In the latest World Trademark Review podcast we focus on the issue of disparaging marks and speak to Simon Tam, founder of Asian American dance-rock band The Slants, and Anne Gilson LaLonde, author of “Gilson on Trademarks”, about the band’s efforts to secure a trademark registration for its name, and the wider implications of its battle. -Don' ...…
In the latest World Trademark Review podcast we discuss the furore surrounding the Washington Redskins name, looking at the past, present and future of the NFL team's brand. To debate this, we spoke with James Bikoff, a partner in the Intellectual Property Practice of Smith, Gambrell & Russell, and Ed O’Hara, a senior partner at SME Branding.-D ...…
In the latest World Trademark Review podcast we talk about the ongoing gTLD rollout and what it means for brand owners - both now and in the future. Discussing this with us is Susan Payne, head of legal policy at gTLD consultancy company Valideus, and Jon Nevett, co-founder and executive vice president for corporate affairs at leading gTLD doma ...…
In the latest World Trademark Review podcast we talk to David Haigh, chief executive of Brand Finance, to get the inside track on when, how and why brand valuations should be undertaken.Don't forget to subscribe!Transcript: http://pastebin.com/76JXM3tRKeep up-to-date with the latest trademark news and views on our website: www.worldtrademarkrev ...…
We speak to Nick Nikiforakis, co-author of a groundbreaking new study into the rise of online typosquatting abuse and what brand owners can do about it.Don't forget to subscribe to the WTR Podcast.Transcript: http://pastebin.com/wX2DG977Keep up-to-date with the latest trademark news and views on our website: www.worldtrademarkreview.com/Follow ...…
For the first World Trademark Review podcast, we speak to J Scott Evans, president of the International Trademark Association, about all things brand - spanning new gTLDs, 3D printing, plain packaging for tobacco products and the need for the trademark community to accentuate the positive. Transcript: http://pastebin.com/DTFRWJg6Keep up-to-date ...…
Anne celebrates the beginning of the school year by saluting teachers. She provides affirmations for teachers who want their students to be the best behaved and the smartest!. Listen here.By Dr. Terrie Wurzbacher.
