Legal Podcasts, Video & Other Media: IP

Eli Mazour is the creator and host of the Clause 8 podcast, which features interviews with the most interesting members of the IP community. He leads the Harrity’s patent prosecution team with an ability to successfully reach agreements with USPTO patent examiners for clients’ most important patent applications.

A debate-focused podcast series that explores every corner of IP. Guests will debate the pros and cons of important cases, legislation, and other noteworthy events. From the American Intellectual Property Law Association.

Finnegan is one of the largest intellectual property law firms in the world. The Finnegan intellectual property law podcast series covers highlights and latest developments in intellectual property law covering, patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and advertising.

The IP landscape is always evolving and provides a wealth of topics that impact business strategies, competition and operations. The IP of Everything podcast identifies current cases, trends, and hot topics that are important and of interest to our clients.

This podcast covers intellectual property including trademarks, patents and desgins. It is brought to you by Ken Suzan, of counsel and a trademark attorney at the Minneapolis office of Barnes & Thornburg LLP, and Dr. Rolf Claessen, partner at Michalski Hüttermann & Partner, Germany. We will talk about current developments, record interviews with interesting people in this field, and we will introduce you to helpful tools and websites in this field.

Patents, trademarks, and copyrights are often referenced in popular movies, television and songs. IP Goes Pop explores the interface between intellectual property and popular culture. Hosted by Volpe Koenig intellectual property attorneys Michael Snyder and Joseph Gushue, with guest colleagues, inventors, writers, and creators, this lively podcast discusses intellectual property with a pop culture twist.

Explores the intellectual property story of people who have succeeded in the world of invention, creative expression, and brand – some with the scars to prove it. ‘Understanding IP Matters’ looks at the journey from creator to entrepreneur. It is the first podcast series of its kind to convey the experience of high-performing creators, executives and investors in their own words.

The Briefing by the IP Law Blog and The IP Law Blog are publications of Weintraub Tobin. The Briefing by the IP Law Blog provides insight in connection with copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, false advertising, licensing, promotions, and sweepstakes.

P Practice Vlogs by Global IP Counselors™ is a series of practice videos for the US IP practitioner.

Each video is designed to be under ten minutes in length with topics on practicing before the USPTO and the Federal Circuit. Additionally, the series brings to light key differences in prosecution practice before the USPTO versus the other major patent offices around the world, particularly with respect to critical emerging technologies, such as AI, robotics, big data and cryptocurrency. The IP Practice Vlogs are co-published by IPWatchdog, the largest intellectual property publication in the world, where you can find our episodes along with an accompanying article with hyperlinks to our sources.

The United States Copyright Office administers the nation's copyright laws and offers services and support to authors and users of creative works. Our goal is to provide resources to help copyright owners understand the law and the registration process.

Study for the exam on the go. Each short (3 to 5 minute) episode covers a detailed question and answer from the MPEP. Included is a summary of the specific MPEP section the episode covers.

Aurora Consulting’s Patently Strategic is a patent-focused podcast for inventors, founders, and IP professionals, covering the finer points, sharp edges, and nuances of startup patent strategy.

Tricks of the Trade(mark): Former USPTO examiner Erik Pelton shares tips and experiences drawn from two decades of counseling brands for maximum protection and growth.

Screenwriters John August and Craig Mazin discuss screenwriting and related topics in the film and television industry, everything from getting stuff written to the vagaries of copyright and work-for-hire law.