Welcome to another episode of "Stuff You Should Know About IP," where we take the complexities of intellectual property law and somehow make them even more confusing. I'm your host, a person who once had to Google the difference between a patent and a patent leather shoe—spoiler: one’s shiny, the other is filled with shiny legal jargon.

Today, we're diving into the world of trade secrets. That's right, the stuff that keeps KFC’s chicken so finger-lickin’ good, Coca-Cola’s formula locked up tighter than my weekend plans, and WD-40’s…well, whatever makes it magic. So, if you've ever wondered how these companies keep their secrets under wraps while I can’t even remember my Netflix password, this episode is for you. Buckle up—let’s decode the mysteries of trade secrets before I accidentally spill my own embarrassing ones! This is Stuff You Should Know About IP!

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Ever wondered how five interlocking rings came to represent the global celebration of sports? And did you know that behind those vibrant loops lies a fortress of legal protections as solid as an Olympic gold medal? Today, we’re putting on our detective hats and chasing down the colorful history of the iconic Olympic Rings flag.

We're joined by the the world famous, Mike Colson, of Redyrect to talk about IP considerations that every startup owner should think about.

Who owns the copyright related to the output of an AI? At what point does human interaction with an AI constitute "A ‘Modicum’ of Input." We don’t claim to have the answers, but on today's episode of the podcast, we'll ask Chat GPT! (Just kidding). Join Tom, Ray, and Jan Willem Goedmakers of Stamicarbon fame for this exciting episode of Stuff You Should Know About IP!

What do Americans actually know about Intellectual Property? Have you ever wished you could conduct a nationwide survey to find out? Well, you're in luck. We're joined by Michael Waring, President and CEO of Waring Federal Strategies and Elizabeth Dougherty, Outreach Director of the Eastern Regional Office of the USPTO to discuss.

Can you buy an NFT of a patent? Can you buy an NFT of a trademark? If you did - what exactly are you buying? Do you even get the underlying rights? What is a NFT? This and more on Stuff You Should Know about IP!

#NFT #patents #trademarks #intellectualproperty #IP

Who would have ever thought that Neil Stevenson, the author of Snowcrash, a dystopian cyber-punk novel from 1992 would define the term, "Metaverse", as the place that we would all eventually be living. On this episode, we’re joined by the great Anna Fong to discuss IP and the Metaverse.

#metaverse #meta #facebook #vr #virtualreality #infringement #copyright #trademark #IP #intellectualproperty #iprights #ipstrategy #patent #patentrights

Burger King is facing a whopper of a lawsuit, with the fast-food chain's critics claiming false advertising of some of its favorite lunch offerings. We'll get into the juicy details on this week's episode of Stuff you Should Know About IP!

#burgerking #fastfood #mcdonalds #advertising #marketing #falseadvertising #food #trademark #IP #intellectualproperty #iprights #ipstrategy