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The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) is the official government body responsible for Intellectual Property (IP) rights in the United Kingdom. These rights include:
Patents
Designs
Trade marks
Copyright
We are an Executive Agency of the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) . As part of the BEIS, we are responsible for the role of IP rights in supporting innovation.
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Born to license - IPO and David Born talk brand licensing at the British Library
Jul 10, 201900:24:32Tap to summarizeEmma Richards, IPO: We're back on the road and at the British Library to meet with David Born of Born Licensing. We talk everything licensing and David provides some top tips on where to start and things to consider. David Born is the owner of London based licensing firm Born Licensing. Until recently, the company’s sole focus was on negotiating rights to license characters and clips from well-known entertainment brands for advertising and marketing campaigns. Recently Born Licensing has branched out into licensing within the consumer products space with a focus on innovative IP and products. Welcome to The IPO podcast series and we are delighted to be here at the British Library today at the business and IP Centre talking with David from a company called Born licencing. They are an IP licencing company specialising in the advertisement and entertainment industry. Just to give you a little bit of a background on the Intellectual Property Office, we're based in Newport, we're a government organisation and we are responsible for granting intellectual property rights. Those rights include patents, trade marks, designs and copyright. With that in mind, often we promote intellectual property as a business asset to a company and I'd like to welcome David to give us a bit of an insight into how licencing can benefit you, if you own intellectual property. Emma: So David welcome, thank you for joining us. David: Thank you for having me on, no problem. Emma: can you give us a bit of a background on licencing? David: Yes, absolutely. So Brand licencing is essentially, when an IP holder rents their IP out to a third party company that wants to use it for a number of reasons. So it could be on the consumer product, it could be in advertising, it could be on books, or a whole range of different ways. Essentially, they're lending their IP out.
Transcribe →IP Quiz of the Year 2017
Jan 12, 201800:17:20Tap to summarize2017 was a busy year for intellectual property and the IPO. Hosted by quizmaster Gary Townley, the IPO's Chris Smith and Miles Rees go head-to-head facing questions on the topics of 2017. Be the first to hear our latest podcasts by signing up for #IP4biz e-alerts now: bit.ly/ip4bizalerts
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Podcast with Giles York, Chief Constable of Sussex Police and Chair of the IP Crime Group
Sep 7, 201700:19:14Tap to summarizeAs the IPO launches the latest IP Crime Report, Chief Constable of Sussex Police and Chair of the IP Crime Group, Giles York talks about his passion and enthusiasm for tackling IP Crime, as well as the importance of working with industry and other government departments through the IP Group and its members. Be the first to hear our latest podcasts by signing up for #IP4biz e-alerts now: bit.ly/ip4bizalerts
Transcribe →Cauli Rice co-founder Gem Misa talks cauliflower, branding and patents
Sep 4, 201700:26:59Tap to summarizeWe are back at The British Library talking to the founder of Cauli Rice, Gem Misa. Cauli Rice was launched in the UK in September 2015 and is the first long-life, convenience version of cauliflower rice in the world. Gem talks about the importance of understanding intellectual property and expanding the business globally. Be the first to hear our latest podcasts by signing up for #IP4biz e-alerts now: bit.ly/ip4bizalerts
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IPO and the British Library
Jul 27, 201700:27:43Tap to summarizeIn our second summer podcast, the IPO chat to Dave Gimson and Jeremy O'Hare at the British Library. They discuss the support available to businesses through the Library Network and why IP is an important part of business advice. Be the first to hear our latest podcasts by signing up for #IP4biz e-alerts now: bit.ly/ip4bizalerts
Transcribe →Julie Deane - founder of the Cambridge Satchel Company - shares the secrets to her business success
Jul 5, 201700:31:51Tap to summarizeThe IPO podcast is back after a short break, and we're on the road talking to business owners about how protecting IP rights has helped them grow their businesses. Our first stop was the British Library to speak to Julie Deane, founder of the Cambridge Satchel Company. Be the first to hear our latest podcasts by signing up for #IP4biz e-alerts now: bit.ly/ip4bizalerts
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Orphan Works - Reuniting us with our History
Apr 7, 201700:23:37Tap to summarizeOrphan works can be any creative works - from photographs to letters, music to books, film to paintings. The UK Orphan Works Licensing scheme helps reunite us with our hidden cultural treasures and enable individuals and organisations to use and share these works in more ways. Margaret Haig from the IPO's Copyright team joins Christopher Smith to talk about orphan works, history, and rediscovering our cultural heritage. Be the first to hear our latest podcasts by signing up for #IP4biz e-alerts now: bit.ly/ip4bizalerts
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