HeyJaredTim's Travails
For more than three decades, Tim focused on intellectual property issues for government agencies and in the private sector; his assignments have taken him to 60 countries around the world. But writing books has always been his passion.
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Ep17 Tim’s Travails: This month we interview Keith Kupferschmid – Chief Executive Officer of the Copyright Alliance (opens the original)
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September 2026 — This month on IP attorney and author Timothy Trainer’s podcast/video show Tim interviews Keith Kupferschmid, Chief Executive Officer of the Copyright Alliance. Today’s Topic: Getting inside the practice of modernizing copyright law About our guest: Keith Kupferschmid is President and CEO of the Copyright Alliance, a position he has held since 2015. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the Copyright Alliance’s operations—including strategy, government aff
Ep16 Tim’s Travails: This month we interview journalist and children’s book author Karen Leggett Abouraya (opens the original)
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August 2026 — This month on IP attorney and author Timothy Trainer’s podcast/video show we talk about the art of writing books for kids and adults with journalist and children’s book author Karen Leggett Abouraya Today’s Topic: What it means to write well! Tim asks: How did you go from being a broadcast journalist to writing children’s books? Your book talks about the similarities among all people — whether they live in New York or Egypt. What inspired you toClick here to listen to the podcast!
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