IP Fridays - your intellectual property podcast about trademarks, patents, designs and much more Rolf Claessen and Ken Suzan

Tim Moss















Interview With Tim Moss – CEO of the UKIPO – All About BREXIT – IP Fridays Episode 114







Please visit the website of the UKIPO for all important notices regarding BREXIT, especially the article Intellectual property after 1 January 2021

Interview with INTA President Ayala Deutsch – the INTA Annual Meeting – EPO Videoconferences in Opposition Proceedings – IP Fridays – Episode 113







https://www.inta.org

Anti-Counterfeiting and Piracy – Interview with Michael LeMieux of the ICC BASCAP – Invalidity and Revocation of German Trademarks – Episode 112 – IP Fridays







Find more information on the ICC BASCAP program here: https://iccwbo.org/global-issues-trends/bascap-counterfeiting-piracy/

Stacey Kalamaras















International Trademark Filing – Interview with Stacey Kalamaras – UPC System on Hold – The Shop Safe Act 2020 – IP Fridays – Episode 111







The information on The Shop Safe Act 202 was compiled by Nicholas Rivera of Barnes & Thornburg. Thanks a lot to my co-host Ken Suzan for providing today’s interview!







You can find more about Stacey Kalamaras on her website.

FBI Activities in Intellectual Property – Interview with FBI’s Intellectual Property Rights Unit – EU Copyright – BREXIT – Episode 110 – IP Fridays







Credits also go out to Nicholas Rivera as a contributing writer.   He wrote the segment on the EU Copyright Directive and the UK .

Tim Moss, UKIPO















BREXIT – Interview with Tim Moss – AI as the inventor? – Episode 109 – IP Fridays















Tim Moss, CEO of the Intellectual Property

Office (IPO) said:







“We can reassure our customers that there will be no immediate impact when the UK departs from the EU on 31 January 2020.







“Our updated guidance is intended to help businesses and individuals navigate through the transition period to 1 January 2021, when almost 1.4 million EU trade marks and 700,000 EU designs will be converted to UK rights.”







The Intellectual Property Office has updated its guidance for when

the UK departs from the EU on 31 January 2020. The guidance, entitled ‘Intellectual Property and the Transition Period’, is available to view on the IPO website.







About

The Intellectual Property Office







The Intellectual

Property Office (IPO) is the operating name of The Patent Office, the

official UK government body responsible for intellectual

property (IP) rights.







The

IPO is responsible for IP policy, granting UK patents, trade marks, design rights, and educating businesses and consumers

about IP rights and responsibilities. The IPO also

supports IP enforcement – its intelligence division is recognised within the Home Office Serious

& Organised

Crime Strategy as the UK lead on counterfeiting and piracy.







The IPO is an executive agency

sponsored by the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial

Strategy.