Helen Epega, a synesthetic artist and inventor, explores the intersection of art and accessibility. She emphasizes the need for creative spaces that accommodate diverse perceptions, leading to her innovative platform, HiQuu. Epega advocates for a collaborative approach to technology and creativity, aiming to create inclusive environments and expand traditional art forms like opera. Continue reading Helen Epega: Opera, Synesthesia, and the Invention of Access

John Degen reflects on his journey from a child dreaming of authorship in a small Canadian library to becoming Chief Executive of The Writers’ Union of Canada. He emphasizes the need for artists to earn a living, discussing the importance of copyright and advocating for the value of creative work in society. Continue reading John Degen: Celebrating Authors, Protecting Creativity

The INTA 2026 Annual Meeting in London revisited the dynamic world of intellectual property, featuring the innovative Inventive Mindset Game designed for IP lawyers. Participants engaged in strategic scenarios that emphasized reflection on their advising styles. The event highlighted the creative processes in IP law, fostering rich discussions around patents, trademarks, and client strategies. Continue reading Playing Around at INTA 2026: A Scenario Game for IP Lawyers

This Intangiblia episode celebrates World IP Day 2026 by exploring the crucial role of intellectual property in sports. It highlights how patents, branding, copyrights, and design rights contribute to the industry’s growth and innovation. Sports connect people emotionally, while IP ensures their value and reach expand, enriching culture and community. Continue reading Sports as IP Strategy

The final episode of Intangiblia™ season 7 explores the enduring value of intellectual property (IP) after products fade from the market. It examines six companies, illustrating how their IP continues to generate value through restructuring, licensing, and strategic design. The discussion highlights innovation’s resilience, emphasizing how well-crafted IP outlasts initial commercial setbacks. Continue reading The Afterlife of Innovation: Can IP Outlive the Business That Created It?

The post discusses the significance of brand recognition through Lindt’s Gold Bunny, emphasizing how effective brand identity leads to consumer acknowledgment without labels. It explores legal challenges in trademarking familiar designs and highlights Lindt’s strategy of refining its claims to protect distinctive features, ultimately achieving legal recognition for its brand identity. Continue reading Case Study: Lindt’s Gold Bunny Trademark Saga