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IPSERIESWITHESMERALDOESQ
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IPSERIES features talks on recent intellectual property cases and trends globally.Intellectual Property (IP) is an intangible work that involves human creativity and innovation used in commerce. This podcast highlights the importance of intellectual property (IP) and the value of these IP assets by converting intangible assets into exclusive property rights, even if only for a little time.Copyright, trademarks, patents, industrial designs, tradesecrets, plant varieties, geographical indications, & so forth are all examples of intellectual property.Owners of IP can use & profit f Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rita-chindah/support
Episodes
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143 Episodes Later: The Journey, Lessons & Evolution of IPSERIES With RAC
What does it take to build a niche intellectual property platform from a single idea into a respected voice in the creative, business, and innovation ecosystem? In Episode 143 of IPSERIES with RAC, I step from behind the interviewer’s chair and into the spotlight to share the story behind the...
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Who Gets Paid When the Cameras Stop Rolling? Backend Royalties, African Film Finance & the Streaming Reckoning
What happens to African creative workers after the contract is signed and the camera stops rolling? In Episode 142, filmmaker Mr Takunda joins IP Series for an unflinching conversation about who really owns African film and who profits from it. From buy-out clauses that strip writers and…
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Rights, Royalties & Representation: CMOs in Africa and Beyond
In this episode, we unpack the insights from the recent IPSeries webinar exploring the evolving landscape of Collective Management Organizations (CMOs) across Africa and the globe. From the challenges of royalty collection and distribution to the legal frameworks shaping copyright enforcement, we...
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Valuation and Acquisition of Music Catalogue
Episode 140 of the IPSERIES features an insightful conversation with Jasmine Love, a Music Catalog Acquisition & Director of Market Development at Open On Sunday discusses key concepts in music valuation, from understanding what makes a catalog "ideal" to the critical factors influencing pricing…
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Copyright in the Age of AI: Who Owns the Output and What’s Fair in Training Models?
In episode 139 of the IPSERIES podcast, Daphne Ekpe dives into one of the most pressing issues in intellectual property today: Copyright in the Age of AI: Who Owns the Output and What’s Fair in Training Models? As artificial intelligence reshapes creativity and innovation, who owns the output?…
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Securing Injunctions to Safeguard Your Copyright: From Lawsuit Filing to Ongoing Protection
Are you unknowingly leaving your creative work unprotected? Don't let copyright disputes catch you off guard! In episode 138 with A Tope Tokan- Lawal . Our guest, takes us through the full process; starting from lawsuit initiation, through court proceedings, and onto ongoing protection…
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A Journey Through Time in The Entertainment Industry: Welcoming AI and Honouring The Role of Lawyers
In Episode 137, Mr Michael Odiong, CEO of Premier Records Limited, shares his role in the music industry, from heading the biggest record label from the 1980s and 90s to the impact of technology in the entertainment and media industry. We also talked about the “Ka Esi le Onye Isi Oche” song by...
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Exploring the Intricate Legal Considerations Surrounding the Utilization of Music in Films.
Inspired by the Anikulapo sequel and a conversation I had with a colleague on the opposlrtunities for composers, this episode xplores the intricate legal considerations surrounding the utilization of music in films and the monetization opportunities derived from original soundtracks and albums. I...
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The Interplay of Non-Compete Clauses and Trade Secret Protection: Insights from Hayley Paige G. v. J
In December 2020, a legal dispute arose between wedding dress designer Hayley Paige Gutman and JLM Couture, her employer and the owner of the Hayley Paige brand. The dispute encompasses allegations of trademark infringement, dilution, unfair competition, breach of contract, and conversion. It...
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Using a Take-Down Notice for Resolving Online Content Disputes: The Survival of Jelili Case
Welcome to Episode 132 of the IPSERIES podcast, where we delve into the riveting world of online content disputes and the power of a take-down notice. This episode is a deep dive into the landmark case, "The Survival of Jelili", a real-life saga that underscores the potency of legal instruments…
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Registering a Phrase, Slang, or Viral Term as a Trademark and Its Application in Advertising
Episode 131 covers the recent Kenya trademark infringement case involving Airtel Kenya's use of the term "Bazu" to promote an internet bundle. It highlights the importance of having a registered trademark and also provides insights into the proper and improper ways of incorporating a trademark in...
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Guide on Intellectual Property For Artist and Music law
If you are an artist or a musician, you know how important it is to protect your creative work from being copied or stolen. That's where episode 130 of the IPSERIES podcast on Intellectual Property law comes in. This episode provides legal guidance for artistic creations, such as your music,...
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Protecting Intellectual Property of Dishes: Tips for Restaurant and Food Vendors
Do you know that protecting the intellectual property of dishes is equally important as respecting the origin of food? And if you're a food vendor, we have some fantastic tips for you to make your business boom. Keep reading to find out more! I stumbled upon an interesting story on "X" that I...
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How to Market Your Music and Manage Your Career in the Digital Age
In today's digital age, marketing your music and managing your career has become more accessible than ever before. However, with so many options available, it is essential to have a well-defined plan to stand out from the crowd. To effectively market your music, you should start by identifying…
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Intellectual Property Rights in Jewelry: Can Cultural Expression be Appropriated?
In episode 127 of the #IPSERIES Podcast, I explore the complex and controversial topic of intellectual property rights in jewellery, especially when it comes to cultural expression and appropriation. I discuss the recent case of Balmain, a luxury brand that was accused of copying the face…
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Intellectual Property and Fandom: The Role of K-Pop Fans in Content Creation and Sharing.
Are you a fan of K-pop? Do you enjoy creating or consuming fan-made content such as fan art, fan fiction, fan videos, or fan translations? If so, you might be interested in learning more about the legal and ethical issues surrounding intellectual property and fandom. In episode 127 of the…
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A Guide to Intellectual Property Rights in the Performing Arts
In episode 126 of the IPSERIES Podcast, I review the dispute on the illegal showcasing of Makola Queens, a musical inspired by the relentless market women contributed to Ghana's independence. What are the legal implications of showcasing and distributing the musical based on a historical event?…
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Frequently Asked Questions and Facts about the Public Domain
Do you want to learn more about the public domain, the treasure trove of creative works that anyone can use, modify, and share freely? In episode 126 of the IPSERIES podcast, I will answer some of the most common and intriguing questions about the public domain, such as: - What are the benefits…
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Are you curious to know what the top intellectual property highlights of 2023 are? Look no further!
Welcome to episode 125 of the IPSERIES podcast, where we discuss the latest news and trends in the world of intellectual property. I'm your host and today we're going to talk about the top IP highlight for 2023. Intellectual property covers various types of creations such as inventions, artistic...
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Exploring the creative potential of Nigeria for both economic growth and social impact.
In episode 124 of IPSERIES podcast, Mr. Mike Akpan, Director of Regulatory and Compliance at the Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC), shares his insights on how Nigeria can leverage its creative potential for economic development and social impact. Boasting one of the most diverse and vibrant...
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Valuing Your Intellectual Property Assets and Avoiding Overpayment for a Target Company
In this episode of the #IPSERIES podcast, we explore one of the most challenging aspects of how to value the intellectual property (IP) assets of a target company. IP assets are often intangible, complex, and difficult to quantify, but they can also be a source of competitive advantage…
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Securing Your Intellectual Property in Dubai: Discussing with Rajiv Suri
Dubai is a global hub for innovation, entrepreneurship, and trade. But how can you protect your intellectual property (IP) rights in this dynamic and competitive market? In this episode of the IPSERIES podcast, I talk to Rajiv Suri, a leading IP lawyer and consultant based in Dubai, who shares…
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Securing your Intellectual Property Rights as a Comic-Con Event Planner
Are you a comic-con organizer who wants to protect your creative work from being copied, stolen, or infringed? Do you know how to use the law of intellectual property to safeguard your characters, stories, and designs? If not, you need to listen to episode 121 of the IPSERIES podcast, where we…
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Inside the life of a media and entertainment law (BTS)
Attention all media and entertainment enthusiasts! If you're eager to know what really goes on behind the scenes of this industry, then you cannot afford to miss the upcoming episode of IPSERIES. In this episode, I'm thrilled to have interviewed Rita Anwarah, Head of Legal and Operations at…
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Exploring Intellectual Property and Contract Law: Case Study on Nollywood Celebrity's Legal Battle
How would you feel if you saw your face on a product that you never endorsed? That's what happened to Mercy Johnson, one of the most successful Nollywood actresses, who discovered that her images were used by Virony Nigeria Limited, a household products company, on their sanitary pads without her...
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The Copycat Cafe: How a Korean Court Upheld the Intellectual Property Rights of an Architect
In episode 118 of the IPSERIES podcast, I explore the fascinating case of a cafe in Ulsen that copied the design of a famous architect Kwak Hee-soo, and how he fought back to protect his creative work. We discuss the legal and ethical issues involved in architectural plagiarism, and how the…
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Who Gets to Call the Shots? A Legal Tangle Btw Humans of Bombay & People of India over Storytelling
Episode 117: Storytelling Platforms and Copyright Infringement In this episode of the IP Series podcast, we explore the legal and ethical issues of storytelling on social media platforms, in light of the recent dispute and court judgment between Humans of Bombay and People of India, two popular...
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Exploring the Dark Side of Intellectual Property in "The Fall of the House of Usher"
Join me in IPSERIES Episode 116 as we delve into the twisted world of the Usher family, a fictional dynasty that gained notoriety through their pharmaceutical company, Fortunato. Drawing inspiration from Edgar Allan Poe's works, we explore how the Ushers leveraged their intellectual property…
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Tips for Coffee Entrepreneurs on Building a Strong Brand through Intellectual Property
In Episode 115 of the IPSERIES podcast, I discuss "How to Brew a Strong IP Brand and intellectual property tips for coffee entrepreneurs. Whether you're starting a coffee shop, roasting your own beans, or creating a coffee-related product, you need to protect your brand identity and your unique...
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Podcasters Beware: Avoiding Schemes That Target Your Talent and Money, Kast Media Case
In Episode 114 of the IPSERIES podcast, I discuss the recent podcast scandal about Kast Media a podcast network that has been accused of owing millions of dollars to its creators for advertising on their shows. This is a huge scandal that has exposed the dark side of podcast monetization and the...
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Photo Fight: How Photographers Can Defend Their Rights & Revenues (Wakanow, Daily Sun Girl & Andy Wa
In episode 113 of the IPSERIES podcast, we talk to Abam Miracle, creative director Ghodz_eye and a Bar part II Law Student at the Nigerian Law School, who explores the legal and ethical challenges that photographers face in protecting their work from unauthorized use and exploitation. We discuss...
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Navigating the Legal Challenges of Video Advertising and Marketing
In episode 112 of the IPSERIES podcast, we talk to Tomisin Olumuyiwa General Counsel, LG Electronics her role and responsibilities in advertising and marketing law. She shares her insights and experiences on how to deal with the legal issues and risks that arise from creating, distributing, and...
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The Dark Side Of Creativity: How Counterfeiting And Piracy Threaten Intellectual Property.
Adire and Aso Oke are traditional fabrics that have been produced and worn by the Yoruba people of Nigeria for centuries. Adire is a tie-dyed cloth that uses indigo dye and resist-dyeing techniques to create various patterns and motifs. Aso oke is a hand-woven cloth that is used to make men's...
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Why a Forensic Musicologist is Necessary for Your Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
Have you ever wondered how to prove or disprove that a song is copied from another? How do you measure the similarity between two pieces of music? And who can help you with these questions in a legal context? Episode 110 of the #IPSERIES podcast with Brian McBrearty discusses his role as a…
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Intellectual Property Protection in Tanzania.
Today on episode 109 of the IP SERIES podcast, we're going to talk about the situation of Intellectual Property in Tanzania with Adv. Clavery Mlowe from Cosmic Attorneys discussed the following the legal framework, the main challenges, and the opportunities with me. I hope you enjoyed learning…
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Copyright Protection of Confidential Information: Abdulmumineen Onilemarun v Coca-Cola Nigeria Plc
The case of Abdulmumineen Onilemarun v Coca-Cola Nigeria Plc and the Nigerian Bottling Company is a recent example of a successful lawsuit against a multinational corporation for copyright infringement in Nigeria. The plaintiff, Abdulmumineen Onilemarun, claimed that Coca-Cola and its bottler…
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Intellectual Property Rights In The Translation Industry and For Museum Owners.
In episode 107 of the #ipseries podcast, I share some insights and tips on how to deal with IPR issues in the translation industry and for museum owners, based on Yilin Wang's case against the British Museum over their use of her translations of a Chinese revolutionary poet, Qiu Jin, without...
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Busting Common Intellectual Property Myths
Common misconceptions concerning intellectual property are discussed in episode 106 of the IPSERIES podcast, including the risky notion that it originates from companies, creatives, and innovators. #africanpodcast #intellectualpropertypodcast #podcast #Podsinnaija #ipr…
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Frequently Asked Questions about How to Register an industrial design in Nigeria
The idea and meaning of industrial design and intellectual property in Nigeria, as well as the country's legal system and industrial design protection practices, will all be covered in episode 105 of the #IPSERIES podcast. We'll also talk about the regional and global context for Nigeria's...
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Examining Uganda's System of Intellectual Property
Episode 104 features a conversation with Mr. Anthony Katooza a lecturer and intellectual property practitioner with over 20 plus years of experience, to examine Uganda's System of Intellectual Property. We also discussed the recent protest by musicians in the country who want better copyright…
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The Possibilities Of Video Game Intellectual Property In Nigeria: Aki And Pawpaw Epic Run
When the mobile game called Aki and Pawpaw Epic Run features iconic Nigerian actors, Osita Iheme and Chinedu Ikedieze popularly called Aki and Pawpaw was released in April, Omotayo Queen Inakoju reached out to me to discuss the Potential of the video game intellectual property in Nigeria.…
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Recognising the fundamentals of Nigerian fashion law
Nigerian fashion law covers a wide range of legal topics, including contract law, consumer protection, and intellectual property. Designers and other professionals in the fashion business should be aware of these legal foundations to safeguard their intellectual property, follow laws, and avert...
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The Writers Guild of America strike in 2023 and Screenwriters' Rights
The Authors Guild of America strike in 2023 is an ongoing labour dispute between the Writers Guild of America (WGA), a labour union that represents 11,500 authors, and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), which started at 12:01 a.m. PDT on May 2, 2023. The primary…
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Let's Discuss Food and Intellectual Property Rights: Legal Protection for Culinary Creators
Celebrate my birthday by listening to the 100th episode of the IPSERIES podcast. Thank you 🥰❤️ This episode was originally inspired by the Nigerian chef named Hilda Baci who has broken the record held by another cook for the longest cooking marathon. The current record now by Hilda is 100 hours....
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Infringement of musical work elements: rights and lessons for songwriters
Musical works are protected by copyright laws. This includes musical scores that are written in the form of sheet music, broadsheets, or using other methods of notation. A recording of a musical work is protected separately as a work of sound recording, and it should be registered separately for...
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Creative writers in Nigeria are protected by the Association of Nigerian Authors.
On episode 98 of the #IPSERIES podcast, Bentex Torlafia, the Association of Authors' Legal Adviser, discussed the role of the body that protects creative writers in Nigeria, the impact of the Copyright Act 2022, how writers' disputes are resolved, how to become a member, and much more. See the…
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The key point of the Nigerian Copyright Act 2022
Episode 97 of the IPSERIES podcast takes a look at the new Copyright Act 2022, which tackles issues creatives face in Nigeria as seen with the introduction of a law for beneficiary persons such as the blind, and disabled persons, compulsory license to do certain acts, the four-factor test to...
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An Intellectual Property Guide for Film Makers: "The Do's & Don'ts of Trademarking a Movie Character
In a twist of fate after the "Domitila Reboot" Passing Off and Trademark Infringement suit went viral a few weeks ago, today's #IPSERIES breaking news features an update as the court refused to grant Ann Njemanze's request to hear the case against Zeb Ejiro (Producer, Director, and CEO Zeb Ejiro...
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Intellectual Property Related Insights: Registration in Africa via SANi, OAPI and ARIPO System
In episode 95 of the #IPSERIES podcast, we explore the topic of filing intellectual property in Africa under the SANi system. We interview two expertsAnthony Van Zantwijk and Kimi Onana who share their insights and tips on how to protect your inventions, designs, trademarks and other creative…
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Genericity of a Trademark: Ellu P Short Shelf Life of Distinctiveness
Following the popularity of the term "ELLU P" which was birthed during the just concluded presidential election, it raises questions on the rights of an unregistered trademark owner who stands the risk of his mark being misused for commercial purposes, straying from its function as a trademark,...
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IPSERIES features talks on recent intellectual property cases and trends globally.Intellectual Property (IP) is an intangible work that involves human creativity and innovation used in commerce. This podcast highlights the importance of intellectual property (IP) and the value of these IP assets by converting intangible assets into exclusive property rights, even if only for a little time.Copyright, trademarks, patents, industrial designs, tradesecrets, plant varieties, geographical indications, & so forth are all examples of intellectual property.Owners of IP can use & profit f Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rita-chindah/support
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