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Adult only

IPM takes a dive into the adult entertainment industry and finds out how brands in this space protect their innovations, ideas and content

Razer sharp

How one video game equipment maker is aiming to change the gaming industry through IP and emerging tech

Woman’s place

UK IPO report shows that the proportion of female inventors has almost doubled in a 20-year period, but there is still a long way to go

Trading secrets

How is China improving its trade secret laws? Ben Wodecki explains

Pot of gold?

The first US hemp strain patent provides insight for enforcing US canna-patents moving forward

Team effort

As online counterfeiting increases, licensees are demanding more support from their licensor partners, says Svetlana Ilnitskaya

A seat at the table

Alan Johnson looks at the scenarios for the Unified Patent Court and the UK’s departure from the European Union

Sampling scenario

CJEU confirmed that unauthorised ’sampling’ from third-party sound recordings infringes copyright. Astrid Arnold considers the implications

Budding predicament

The European Parliament has provided its latest resolution to plant and animal products patenting, but as William Hillson states, there is still deep opposition

Playing catch up?

Simon Clark and Sarah Blair explore if EU copyright can keep up with technology

Pulp diction

Following the news about Samuel L Jackson’s voice being featured on Amazon’s Alexa, Carolyn Pepper explores voice rights in the UK

Blow the whistle

Steven Wilf argues that a new approach is needed on how we handle whistleblowers on both sides of the Atlantic