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WIPO 23 Folgen Mai 21, 2026

Page Points brings the WIPO Knowledge Center's collection on intellectual property and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to life through conversations with authors, editors, publishers, and others. The podcast explores topics related to IP and WIPO's work. For comments or questions, listeners can contact the show at podcast.wkc@wipo.int.

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Intellectual Property and Cannabis Mai 21, 2026 33:35 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 significance of cannabis, addressing the difficulties of adapting legal frameworks to this unique and multifaceted product.About Natalie:Natalie Corthésy

Intellectual Property and the Luxury Industry Mär 25, 2026 35:14 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 press.  The stories are written for professionals in the luxury industry, lawyers, law students, and “all those curious to learn what lawyers are up

Intellectual Property and Trade Secrets Jan 21, 2026 19:06 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 intellectual property strategy and management. Listen in as Aida and Gabriela explore this comprehensive and digestible overview of how trade secrets

Intellectual Property and Licensing Dez 17, 2025 38:27 In this episode, Professor Jacques de Werra and Professor Irene Calboli cover the second edition of the 'Research Handbook on Intellectual Property Licensing’.  The book features leading experts who explore the multiple facets of IP licensing law from a global and comparative perspective.  A must-listen for those wanting to expand their knowledge of IP and licensing.About the editors: Ja

Intellectual Property and Art Collecting Aug 28, 2025 22:45 In this episode, Bruno Boesch and Massimo Sterpi, editors of the book ‘The Art Collecting Legal Handbook’, cover the definition of art today, how it is being collected, and by whom. The impact of emerging technologies on the art world is explored and this conversation invites art collectors, advisors, dealers, and lawyers alike to consult this practical and cross-jurisdictional reference guide.Abo

Intellectual Property and Counterfeit Goods Jun 6, 2025 15:41 Professor Michael Blakeney leads us through the challenges faced when counterfeit goods are sold in place of genuine products.  In conversation with guest host Estefania Arias, Professor Blakeney outlines how this form of trade is both harmful to IP rights holders and dangerous to consumer safety.  He argues for an approach to disincentivize IP crime. About the author:Michael Blaken

Intellectual Property and Making a Living from Music Apr 25, 2025 35:37 From analog to streaming, from starting out as a musician to potential success, David Stopps covers the many facets of the music industry in his guide ‘How to make a living from music’.  During this conversation, David provides practical tips for navigating the music industry based on his own extensive experience and knowledge.  Covering live performances, press kits, search engine optim

Intellectual Property and Music Borrowing Apr 22, 2025 41:04 What is forensic musicology? And the definition of music unconsciousness?  Both of these concepts and many more of the intricaciesrelated to ‘borrowing’ and the categorization of music are outlined in this conversation with the editors, Enrico Bonadio and Chen Wei Zhu, of the book ‘Music Borrowing and Copyright Law: a genre-by-genre analysis’. Dr. Chen Zhu is an Associate Professor from

Intellectual Propery and Fashion Law Feb 26, 2025 45:42 What is fashion law? The editors, Eleonora Rosati and Irene Calboli, of ‘The Handbook of Fashion Law’ have brought together a diverse range of experts to answer this question, and through their contributions, offer readers an in-depth, critical, and strategic understanding of the fashion industry's legal intricacies. The book provides readers with a a multidisciplinary and multijurisdictional

Intellectual Property and Food Okt 15, 2024 39:48 The book  ‘Food, Philosophy and Intellectual Property’ highlights the ethical, political and aesthetic value of culinary arts and gastronomy. Authors Enrico Bonadio and Andrea Borghini discuss their roadmap to the 50 case studies which demonstrate the link between IP-related issues, food and cultural identity which will be relevant to scholars, practitioners and those who are interested in in

Intellectual Property and Trade Aug 22, 2024 29:28 In this episode Antony Taubman, co-editor of the book entitled ‘Trade in Knowledge: Intellectual Property, Trade and Development in a Transformed Global Economy’, outlines how much during the past quarter-century since the WTO was established, and since its Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement) came into force, both the knowledge dimension of trade an

Intellectual Property and Sustainable Development Apr 26, 2024 19:16 In this episode Professor Jacques de Werra, editor of the book entitled ‘Intellectual Property and Sustainable Development’, outlines some important and timely sustainable development themes in relation to intellectual property. Green technologies, upcycling, greenwashing and more topics are discussed.  The theme of this episode relates to the 2024 World IP Day 'IP and the SDGs: Building

Intellectual Property and Collective Management Sep 19, 2023 19:17 In this episode Tarja Koskinen-Olsson explains how users of text and image-based works, and other important stakeholders can benefit fromunderstanding how collective management functions in practice.  Tarja provides examples of how copies can be effectively managed with the assistance of collective management organizations.  Listen to this and more, as Tarja shares information about the

Intellectual Property and Green Technology Jul 11, 2023 28:43 The Green Technology Book focuses on today’s green technologies and how they are responding to some of the most critical challenges of climate change. Peter Oksen and Shanar Tabrizi highlight how this digital-first publication puts innovation, technology and IP at the forefront in the fight against climate change.  Listen to learn how these sustainable technologies can be accessed, and how yo

Intellectual Property and a Geographical Indication: Champagne Jun 12, 2023 32:33 Champagne is a well-known geographical indication, not to mention a favorite wine for many celebrations.   Tilar Mazzeo shares with us the story of Barbe-Nicole Clicquot Ponsardin, The Widow Clicquot, who became one of the world’s first important businesswomen and one of the richest women of her time.  Her innovative approach to making champagne is still in use today.About Tilar:Hol

Intellectual Property and its History Mai 12, 2023 22:59 Co-editor, Claudy Op den Kamp, talks us through some of the objects covered in the book ‘A History of Intellectual Property in 50 Objects’. The objects discussed relate to women and their innovation and creativity. These objects offer us an opportunity to reflect on the past, present and future of IP. About Claudy: Claudy Op den Kamp is Principal Academic in Film, and faculty member at the Cen

Intellectual Property and Clean Technology Apr 28, 2023 17:55 The book ‘Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Cleantech : A Pathway for Developing Countries’ envisions both global cleantech development and international cleantech transfer as necessary means for addressing climate change. The author, Joy Y. Xiang, proposes a possible solution for developing countries that involves international aid, international cleanteach cooperation and domestic cle

Intellectual Property and Start-ups Jan 19, 2023 17:55 The guide ‘Intellectual Property Strategies for Start-ups’ covers the ‘how to’ for protecting IP in a start-up context and in developing a robust IP strategy. The editor of the book, Stefan Golkowsky, highlights the practical aspects of the book’s contents that appeal to entrepreneurs, legal practitioners, auditing and consulting companies, as well as investors and founders of companies. About S

Intellectual Property and Filmmaking Nov 28, 2022 35:25 ‘Rights, Camera, Action!’ offers professionals in the audiovisual industry guidance on how to use IP to generate business opportunities. Bertrand Moullier takes us through the different stages of filmmaking - from securing finance to distribution - to ensure a successful audiovisual production that will help filmmakers monetize their creative content. About Bertrand: An independent audiovisual ind

Intellectual Property and the Mining Industry Aug 10, 2022 24:11 Innovation is key to addressing the global challenges of the mining sector. It is an essential part of a cost-effective and environmentally responsible mineral recovery process. Listen as Giulia Valacchi highlights the notable page points of the book “Global Challenges for Innovation in Mining Industries” which analyzes how our increasing demand for mineral materials requires the support of the

Intellectual Property and Artificial Intelligence Mai 27, 2022 29.59 Patenting activity in artificial intelligence (AI) is booming. But what are the implications –ethically, practically, and legally – that come with this increasing trend? Ryan Abbott explores this and more in his book “The Reasonable Robot: Artificial Intelligence and the Law”, and poses the thought that with new technology should come an adaptive legal framework – one that doesn’t discriminate be

Intellectual Property and Tourism Mär 28, 2022 27:04 Intellectual property (IP) is emerging as one of the key growth factors in the tourism industry, but what are the practical implications? Join Patricia Carmona and Mary Hayrapetyan as they highlight the page points of the publication “Boosting Tourism Development through Intellectual Property”, co-published by WIPO and the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). Using real-life case studies as example

Intellectual Property in the Fashion Industry Feb 15, 2022 30:16 What role does intellectual property (IP) play in the fashion industry? Author and IP lawyer Rosie Burbidge shares page points from her book "European Fashion Law: A Practical Guide from Start-up to Global Success" – and discusses the COVID-19 pandemic, Brexit, and the future of the industry. About Rosie Burbidge: As an intellectual property (IP) lawyer in the United Kingdom, Rosie Burbidge works