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IPSERIESWITHESMERALDOESQ
IPSERIES features talks on recent intellectual property cases and trends globally. Intellectual Property (IP) is an intangible work that involves human creativity and innovation used in commerce. This podcast highlights the importance of intellectual property (IP) and the value of these IP assets by converting intangible assets into exclusive property rights, even if only for a little time. Copyright, trademarks, patents, industrial designs, tradesecrets, plant varieties, geographical indications, & so forth are all examples of intellectual property. Owners of IP can use & profit f
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Episodes
Trademark Infringement and Unfair Competition: DUDU OSUN v DUDU OSUM 23.06.2022 42:28
Have you ever used or seen this bar soap in a supermarket/shop/minimart/store “DUDU OSUN”?🤓😁 Today’s #IPSERIES discussion is about Mr Chinjindu Chris Maduka the plaintiff who claimed that he had developed a brand of "African black soap" and related body care products which he markets and sells using the marks DUDU OSUN and DUDU OSUM 👀 and was suing v Tropical Natural Ltd in the United States....
What Disc Jockeys (DJs), Event Organisers & Venue owners need to know about copyright 21.06.2022 29:37
In celebration of World Music Day here is the podcast version of the social media call-out made by Timi Dakolo against the All Progressive Congress (APC) over the use of his song "Great Nation" and other artists' songs at the #APCPresidentialPrimaries without their permission, In this episode, I highlight what Disc Jockeys (DJs), event organisers and venue owners need to know about copyright, how...
Challenges & prospects of being an Intellectual Property Lawyer in Today's Digitalized World. 18.06.2022 45:50
Hello #IPFRIENDS So I get asked a lot what inspired me to start my journey as an intellectual property lawyer? How to can you become an intellectual property lawyer? What are the challenges in this digital era? In this episode of my "Intellectual Property Career Series," i answer all your questions and hope my #IPFRIENDS are inspired by this episode to join me on this journey toward building lawy...
Intellectual Property Protection for Tea Farmers 16.06.2022 27:15
They say every adventure begins with tea but no one talks about the producers and manufacturers of tea. This episode seeks to shed light while celebrating the #internationalteaday talking about how tea farmers can exploit and commercialize their tea brands in Nigeria and Africa. Tea Farmers can explore available intellectual property mechanisms such as plant variety, geographical indication, trade...
Intellectual Property Rights in the Video Game Industry 25.05.2022 17:11
"The core of video games has always been their intellectual property (IP)." In episode 63 i discuss how those in the gaming industry can explore protecting their creativity in celebration of #MarioDay by exploring multilayered protection and how best to protect video games in Nigeria 🇳🇬. This IPSERIES Blast from the past will feature unique intellectual property cases I analyzed between 2019- May...
Legal Protection for fashion Designer in the Recreation of Style Era:LafalaiseDon v House of Luminee 12.05.2022 1:00:01
To end the 2 part series of how to resolve cross border #intellectualproperty disputes in the digital era, this episode of #IPSERIES focuses on the implication of recreating a dress design inspired by another fashion designer without acknowledging where the inspiration was gotten. The case between #LafalaiseDion and Abiodun Folashade Tokunbo CEO of Anjy Luminee Couture, also known as House of Lumi...
Resolving Cross-Border Disputes in an Evolving Digital Era Pt 1 19.04.2022 41:34
This #IPSERIES episode, features the case between Temi Coker whose design collection "Behance Project" was copied and reproduced on a Mall in #Nairobi called #theImaaraMall without his consent, permission and authorization. I discuss the rights of artists, the benefits of registering copyrighted work, resolving cross-border disputes, and the protection of foreign works in Nigeria and Kenya. See th...
Patent as a powerful legal tool for innovators 06.04.2022 37:28
In this episode Tom Bassolino, Founder Bass Patent Law LLC discusses what entrepreneurs, startups, and small businesses should know about the US patent law", issues related to patent drafting/prosecution, patent litigation, resolving patent disputes, trends and career transition.
Music Licensing and Streaming in Nigeria 14.03.2022 29:25
In this episode, I had Unique Oliver a Music Licensing Professional at Mavin Records as a guest and we talked about Music licensing, metaverse, third-party streaming, commercialization and exploitation of copyrighted works, what the future holds for creatives in Nigeria and the trends to look out for. You can subscribe to my newsletter via this link- https://ipseries.substack.com Instagram: https...
A trademark can be infringed and not plagiarised; Coca-Cola v Pop - Cola 08.03.2022 38:14
New #IPSERIES featuring the #PopCola v #Cocacola case and what you should know about #trademark, #tradedress and the importance of trademark for small business. https://twitter.com/esmeraldo99/status/1498739428755488776?t=L8bv8GgeNUNp4K1Y9aFejQ&s=19
Registration of Intellectual Property under the African Intellectual Property Organization (OAPI). 25.01.2022 30:30
1. An overview of the OAPI IP system 2. the procedure for registering using OAPI 3. cost and the benefit of using OAPI 4. the type of IPs that can be registered 5. challenges 6. Are you aware of any effort made to have a single IP market for registration of IP in Africa 7. What is the criteria for registering with OAPI 8. Did the pandemic and lockdown affect registration 9. List of liaison office...
What to do when your design goes viral" 14.01.2022 37:13
A response to a question asked by one of my followers @Chucky_bunny with regards to a 2d restaurant in South Korea where this design of the Abuja restaurant called "Sketch" was replicated. Are they any legal implications? Or because the protection doesn’t cover this territory it may not apply? What should architect know about intelle? Are Architectural designs a subject of intellectual property pr...
What Songwriters should know about Copyright and Contracts. 10.01.2022 21:19
In 2019, Elliott v. Cartagena et al, S.D.N.Y., No. 1:19-cv-1998, 1/6/22. files a suit against Fat Joe and Remy Ma claiming he had been cheated out of his proper compensation and ownership in the song "All the Way Up". In this episode, i discuss the concept of ownership as it relates to Musical Works, the right to claim authorship, assignment of copyright and mode of resolving copyrighted works. Y...
2021 Christmas Day Intellectual Property Highlights: Cases, news and development 31.12.2021 1:20:47
25th December, 2019 I started the #IPSERIES Christmas Day Intellectual Property Highlight for that year by analysing cases, development, news and events. Today is the 3rd edition and I hope to keep sharing my intellectual property highlight for each year because I know how difficult it is to stay consistent which requires a lot of discipline. In the 3rd edition of #IPSERIES Christmas Intellectual...
A Commentary on the Nigerian Plant Variety Act 29.12.2021 30:14
New #IPSERIES with a short review on the Nigerian Plant Variety Protection Act, 2021 with a short discuss about the José Cánovas Pardo SL v Club de Variedades Vegetales Protegidas in respect of the Nadorcott variety of mandarin tree https://twitter.com/esmeraldo99/status/1473377743463141382?t=OCGsA7qv4iND-xa-sK4olg&s=08
IP and Nollywood: Nigeria Outlook 27.12.2021 40:07
In this episode i had Onajite Odiete the Legal Executive at Trino-Motion Picture, and Co- Founder Legallyplugged came to talk to us about her journey into the film industry; What her daily routine is like Prevailing issues in the industry, Relevant laws, the importance of intellectual property, Favourite movie at the moment and why? Effect of piracy in the film industry, trends to watch out
Roar in a Rumble: A Predator without Fear 14.12.2021 34:58
The new podcast edition of the #IPSERIES features my view on what constitutes an infringement of a mark, elements of passing off and how intellectual property is important for the fast moving consumer goods industry. A case study is the Rite Foods Limited v Nigerian Bottling Company drinks "FEARLESS" "PREDATOR" You can also listen to my Podcast recording with Mrs Vivian Okoh-Oluntunfese about the...
Intellectual Property Rights in the automotive Industry 06.12.2021 33:54
Episode 50 of #IPSERIES features conversation on how a 30-year-old battle by an independent inventor fought to maintain control over the windshield wiper he built-in 1963. This episode sheds light on the "Intellectual Property Rights That Exist in the Automotive Industry" https://twitter.com/esmeraldo99/status/1465665982303817732?t=tToz1pGkq85zXD5lrjZa3g&s=08 #automotiveindustry #FordMotorsCompany...
Are there any intellectual property rights that exists in a comedy skit? 22.10.2021 44:07
With top comedy skit makers like MarkAngel, Josht2Funny, Crazeclown, BrodaShaggi, Taooma, Mr Macroni, Maraji etc who use the creative talent to showcase short witty and funny videos. A good percentage of Nigerians watch comedy skits however, what's in it for these talents who express their creativity in a tangible form (videos or audio) to create awareness on social trends and social issues. In th...
Intellectual Property Rights that exist in a photograph and rights of a photographer" 23.09.2021 32:04
In what would have changed the tides and set a precedent when it came to image right protection, the Court of Appeal dismissed the case between the Appellant Oluwadamilola Banire v NTA-STAR TV Network Ltd stating that the claim for image rights and the torts of passing off did not apply and that the ownership of the copyright in the photograph belonged to her employer Virtual Media Network Limited...
#Sexforgrade: Who owns the story? An IP lesson for journalists and writers. 12.08.2021 20:35
Episode 47; So in light of the case between Kiki Mordu v OgeObi over acknowledgement, credit and intellectual property theft of the #BBC Story on the #Sexforgradecase that went viral in 2020 #KikiMordi, #Oge and ors(bear with me) I started with a brief foundation on what intellectual property is while focusing on copyright which protects original works in a fixed medium. #BBC #kikimordu
"How Heirs and successor can commercialize the intellectual property rights of a deceased author" 09.08.2021 11:04
In the 46th episode of #ipseries , I discussed how heirs and successors of deceased intellectual property owners can own, exploit and generate revenue from the works created and inherited using the recent case of Femi Kuti v All Progressive Congress (APC) where the political party was asked to cease & desist from using the name "FELA KUTI" on a t-shirt with the word "JAGABAN". #intellectualpropert...
"Please Call Me": My Employer won't pay for using my Patent 16.07.2021 17:02
An invention inspired by love has been in dispute for 20years will there be a happy ending? In episode 45, i talked about patents, infringement, available remedies for IP owners l, lessons from the "Please Call Me" case and dispute with Vodacom (Pty) Ltd.
Coke Fiasco: Brand CR7 Moves More Than Bottles 08.07.2021 27:44
In episode 44, i focus on what sponsorship and endorsement are, how athletes can build a career from having personal brand post the end of the sporting career, ambush marketing, IP due diligence, Contracts, Sports and intellectual property lawyer, agents and my recommendation for the sports industry in Africa
Are Indigenous work subject to IP Protection? 30.06.2021 22:42
A few weeks ago the Internet was buzzing because 2 British and owner of an outerwear retail company called #Timbuktu had trademarked the word #Yoruba and had opposed the registration of #CultureTree in registering #YorubaStars. In this new #IPSERIES, on "Are indigenous works subject to intellectual property protection and the International framework available to prevent misuse and misappropriation...
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