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We bring the WIPO Knowledge Center’s collection on intellectual property and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to life – in conversations with authors, editors, publishers and others. For comments or questions, contact us at podcast.wkc@wipo.int. More on the WIPO Knowledge Center: www.wipo.int/library/ Disclaimer: The views expressed in the podcast are those of the presen... more

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This book offers an in-depth exploration of the interplay between intellectual property (IP) law and the sports industry, delving into both the opportunities and challenges that arise at their convergence. Throughout its chapters, the book investigat... more

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This pioneering book explores the relationship between IP and cannabis. Listen as one its editors, Natalie Corthésy, talks us through the various contributions from global scholars as they have reflected on the legal, cultural, and socio-economic sig... more

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In conversation with guest host Anca Ciurel, Olivia Dhordain discusses the themes in her book entitled Luxury in Court: All that glitters is not law, a work of fiction based on real life, publicly available court cases or disputes relayed in the pres... more

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In this episode, IP and trade secrets are discussed by Aida Dolotbaeva and Gabriela de Obarrio, featuring the WIPO Guide to Trade Secrets and Innovation. The Guide provides a strategic and legal overview of trade secrets for anyone interested in inte... more

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Justin Koo
Co-editor, Intellectual Property Law and Sports (Edward Elgar Publishing)
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Jason Haynes
Co-editor, Intellectual Property Law and Sports (Edward Elgar Publishing)
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Natalie Corthésy
Editor of Intellectual Property in Cannabis (2025)
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Author of Luxury in Court, All That Glitters Is Not Law
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    I am really enjoying these conversations and to hear more from the authors.

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

The format supports thoughtful, globally informed perspectives on IP.
Guests are consistently high-caliber, contributing practical case studies.
Listeners appreciate the grounded, expert-led discussions.
The show consistently translates complex IP topics into actionable guidance for professionals.
Content is valuable for branding, policy, and licensing insights across industries.

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Intellectual Property and Sports
Q: How sustainable is the current live broadcasting model given digitalization and new delivery platforms?
Live broadcasting remains central to revenue, but the model must evolve to balance affordability and accessibility with monetization, leveraging on-demand and streaming to reach wider audiences while employing measures like live injunctions to combat piracy so the broadcast value is preserved at the moment it happens.
Intellectual Property and Sports
Q: Based on your research, which legal systems appear to be most effective in addressing intellectual property issues in sport?
From a comparative perspective, jurisdictions with strong administrative law frameworks and well-developed national governing bodies tend to offer better protection for IP in sports, with the US and UK cited as examples due to explicit rights like publicity and robust enforcement tools. The discussion emphasizes that protection is not just about IP rights themselves but also the surrounding administration, governance, and evidence of value within leagues.
Intellectual Property and Cannabis
Q: What issues did you see in the global cannabis discussion that made an interdisciplinary book on IP and cannabis necessary at this moment in time?
The interviewee explains that the cannabis market's economics, increased global production, and a shift from illegality to broader acceptance create a need for robust IP mechanisms—branding, origin, and protection of both traditional knowledge and new varieties—to support fair competition and consumer trust.
Intellectual Property and Trade Secrets
Q: What are reasonable steps in managing trade secrets?
Reasonable steps involve identifying confidential information, assessing risks, and adopting safeguards such as access controls and employee training.
Intellectual Property and Trade Secrets
Q: Why did WIPO create the Trade Secrets Guide?
The motivation was to provide a comprehensive and practical tool for various audiences to understand and implement trade secret protection effectively.

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A thoughtful exploration of intellectual property across multiple industries, from cannabis branding and luxury fashion to trade secrets, licensing, and art. Episodes regularly feature researchers, practitioners, and industry experts who unpack how IP law, policy, and practical strategy shape branding, market access, and innovation on a global scale. Listeners can expect nuanced discussions on trademarks, geographical indications, data and trade secret protection, and the evolving role of AI, technology, and digital markets in IP practice. A standout trait is the host lineup's ability to translate complex legal concepts into actionable insights for professionals, policymakers, and creators alike, with clear case studies and forward-looking ... more

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