Category: Podcasts

Volume 15, Episode 1: The Kids Aren’t Alright: COPPA in Online Gaming

Volume 15, Episode 2: An Interview with Chris Reed: EVP and General Counsel of Fox TV

Volume 15, Episode 3: To Sample or Not to Sample?

Volume 15, Episode 4: Mark My [Offensive] Words

Volume 15, Episode 5: Optis Takes a Bite out of Apple

Volume 15, Episode 6: An Interview with David Joyal: VP of Patents at Coty, Inc.

Volume 15, Episode 7: Oh Boy! Mickey Mouse Enters the Public Domain

Volume 15, Episode 8: The Environmental Impact of Generative AI

Volume 15, Episode 9: Made by Man? Patent Law and the Return of the Dinosaurs

Volume 15, Episode 10: The Surveillance State at Your Door

Volume 15, Episode 11: Give the Monkey His Copyright and Other Curious Cases of Authorship

Volume 15, Episode 12: John Squires IPR IRL LOL

Volume 15 Episode 13: AI, Art, and ‘Wait That’s Mine’

Volume 15 Episode 14: From Maurer to the Stars: Following Dam Amin’s Tea Leaves to In-House Counsel at Lucasfilm

Volume 15 Episode 15: Cox Communications: Is Copyright Cooked?

Volume 14, Episode 1: Inspiration or Imitation – The Legal Side of Musical Creativity

Volume 14, Episode 2: Scraping the Classics – Dancing Queens and Prancing Monarchs

Volume 14, Episode 3: IP, Antitrust and Civil RICO: Lawsuits Against Nvidia and Shein

Volume 14, Episode 4: Patently Green: How Rethinking IP Laws Can Improve Sustainability

Volume 14, Episode 5: Catchphrase Clash: Influencers, Trends, and Trademark Battles

Volume 14, Episode 6: Movie Magic: IP Behind the Scenes

Volume 14, Episode 7: Copyright and AI: Meta Comes Under Fire for Alleged Intentional Infringement

Volume 14, Episode 8: USPTO Under the Trump Administration

Volume 14, Episode 9: Untangling Patent Tickets: A Deep Dive Into SB 150 and Pharmaceutical IP Reform

Volume 14, Episode 10: Lawsuits over “Superman” Intellectual Property

Volume 14, Episode 11: From Briefs to Bytes: Chad Main’s Journey into Legal Tech

Volume 14, Episode 12: Intersection of IP and Health Law

Volume 14, Episode 13: Patents and Regulatory Exclusivity

Volume 14, Episode 14: AlgoRhythms Symposium Recap: Copyrightability and Infringement of AI-Generated Music

Volume 14, Episode 15: AlgoRhythms Symposium Recap: Bill Patry and the AI Music Business

Volume 13, Episode 1: The Game of A-C Privilege as an In-House Patent Attorney

Volume 13, Episode 2: Is ChatGPT the Next Lawyer?

Volume 13, Episode 3: A Discussion of Competition vs. Data Privacy Law in the EU

Volume 13, Episode 4: IP Lessons From Barbenheimer

Volume 13, Episode 5: Is IP Law Failing Independent Fashion Designers and Small Businesses

Volume 13, Episode 6: Trends in Right to Repair

Volume 13, Episode 7: Misleading Patent Signals

Volume 13, Episode 8: The Writer’s Strike

Volume 13, Episode 9: The Broader Social Impacts of Innovation

Volume 13, Episode 10: An Updated Discussion on Jack Daniels’ Win at the Supreme Court

Volume 13, Episode 11: Do NIL Bills Really Protect College Athletes’ Rights?

Volume 13, Episode 12: The Sticky Legal issues Around Trademarking Candy Shapes

Volume 13, Episode 13: Limitations on Extraterritorial Trademark Infringement Recovery

Volume 13, Episode 14: Redefining Expression in Ink – Copyright Law & Tattoos

Volume 13, Episode 15: The Latest on NIL with the Attack on NCAA Recruiting Guidelines

Volume 13, Episode 16: Trademarks and Brain Scans

Volume 13, Episode 17: The Unified Patent Court: A New Era for EU Patents

Volume 13, Episode 18: A Survey of AI Regulation

Volume 13, Episode 19: Trademarks at Coachella – How the Desert Festival Shapes IP Law

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Season Five, Episode One: Welcome Back

Season Five, Episode Two: Law of Fashion 3

Season Five, Episode Three: McRussia: The Weaponization of Intellectual Property

Season Five, Episode Four: Moderna v. Pfizer

Season Five, Episode Five: BIPOC Disadvantages and Potential Remedies

Season Five, Episode Six: IP-Property or Private Right

Season Five, Episode Seven: Warhol v. Goldsmith Supreme Court Issue Update

Season Five, Episode Eight: Spooky IP Issues – Fraud and Beyond the Grave Filing

Season Five, Episode Nine: Patents and Stock Shorting: The Ballad of Kyle Bass

Season Five, Episode Ten: Eyal Barash on Pharmaceutical Patent Strategies in Drug Repositioning

Season Five, Episode Eleven: Social Media and Copyright

Season Five, Episode Twelve: Tattoo Copyrights in Commerical Material

Season Five, Episode Thirteen: Interview with Ken Germain and Lou Sitler

Season Five, Episode Fourteen: Right of Repair and Patents

Season Five, Episode Fifteen: AI as Inventors

Season Five, Episode Sixteen: Interview with Jordana Goodman

Season Five, Episode Seventeen: Parody Dog Toys

Season Five, Episode Eighteen: What Will Happen to the Yeezy Trademark

Season Five, Episode Nineteen: Innocent Copies

Season Five, Episode Twenty: American Axle v. Neapco and Patent Eligibility

Season Five, Episode Twenty-One: Abusive Practices of Big Tech

Season Five, Episode Twenty-Two: Meta Birkins

Season Five, Episode Twenty-Three: Mickey Expiring?

Season Five, Episode Twenty-Four: Interview with Laura Dolbow

Season Five, Episode Twenty-Five: The Scammers Are Coming! Are You Next?

Season Five, Episode Twenty-Six: Amgen, Inc. v. Sanofi

Season Five, Episode Twenty-Seven: Interview with Yvonne Cripps

Season 4, Episode 1: Journal Video Series, A Conversation with Dr. Antara Dutta of Amazon

Topic: The Supreme Court’s ruling in Helsinn Healthcare v. Teva Pharmaceuticals

Hosts: Weichih Hsu & Sachin Patel

Music written and supplied by Dr. Robert L. Eoff, Associate Professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

Topic: Helsinn v. Teva and the America Invents Act

Guest: Professor Timothy R. Holbrook of Emory University School of Law

Timothy R. Holbrook is Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs and Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Law at Emory University.  He is an internationally recognized patent law scholar whose work has explored the role of patent disclosures, the territorial limits of U.S. patent law, and the impact that various biotechnologies and additive manufacturing will have on our patent system.

Music written and supplied by Dr. Robert L. Eoff, Associate Professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

Topic: The resurgence and history of trademarking of colors.

Hosts: Francesca Campione & Carolyn Griffith

Music written and supplied by Dr. Robert L. Eoff, Associate Professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

Topic: Whether the “Scandalous Marks” provision of the Lanham Act can survive the First Amendment constitutional challenge presented by the owner of the clothing line, “FUCT”

Host: Alex Devilliers

Music written and supplied by Dr. Robert L. Eoff, Associate Professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.