HeyJaredIP Stories
Welcome to the podcast that unveils the stories behind intellectual property.We interview the innovators, inventors and entrepreneurs; but also the IP disseminators that found the way to bring patents, copyright, design rights, trademarks and other IP rights, closer to people…
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Protecting What Makes Us Human (part 2) #56 – with Dr. Hayleigh Bosher (opens the original)
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In this episode of IP Stories, we welcome Dr. Hayleigh Bosher back to the podcast, a legal expert in creative industries law and policy and Reader in Intellectual Property Law at Brunel University of London. She is the author of Copyright in the Music Industry , now out in a fully updated second edition, and the host of the podcast Whose Song Is It Anyway? She's back three years after our first conversation, with plenty of news and a new outlook on life. This conversation covers a lot of ground.
Protecting What Makes Us Human (part 1) #55 – with Dr. Hayleigh Bosher (opens the original)
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In this episode of IP Stories, we welcome Dr. Hayleigh Bosher back to the podcast, a legal expert in creative industries law and policy and Reader in Intellectual Property Law at Brunel University of London. She is the author of Copyright in the Music Industry , now out in a fully updated second edition, and the host of the podcast Whose Song Is It Anyway? She's back three years after our first conversation, with plenty of news and a new outlook on life. This conversation covers a lot of ground.
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