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Leeds Museums and Galleries wanted to make the most of its British Art collection. Reproducing the work of an artist with local connections led them to the orphan works licensing scheme.
Owner of Nicole Phillips England talks about the importance of registered designs.
Response to the Law Commission report on the law on groundless threats to bring proceedings for infringement of Intellectual Property rights.
At first glance, the Kwickscreen may look like a simple screen but this innovative invention contains an array of intellectual property.
Trade secrets are one of the oldest forms of IP protection. One of the best kept secrets is the recipe for Irn Bru, hidden for 100 years.
Every great invention starts with a need. For Emily Goodall, the need to make life easier for many people drove her to create BundleBean.
A sure way to gauge a brand's success is to look at how long it’s been around. One brand that has stood the test of time is Lea & Perrins.
Kids Bee Happy are entertaining the UK's children through Sand Art, after a registered trade mark helped develop them into a franchise.
The Pulsetta story began as a passionate quest for free-from breads and resulted in a unique and innovative creation.
Mask-arade are the original celebrity and personalised mask company. Ray Duffy talks about their IP and how it has benefited the business.
Herdy is a ‘cute, loveable and responsible’ brand created by Spencer and Diane Hannah. They sell a range of gifts, homewear and accessories.
Understand how Aardman license and use IP rights to protect their creativity.
Owner of Goldgenie Laban Roomes talks about the importance of protecting intellectual property as a franchise.
Discover how FireAngel sought early advice and protected their innovation using trade marks.
Jojo Maman Bébé owner talks about how protecting her trade mark helped grow the business.
International partnership publishes report of proceedings of the International IP Enforcement Summit Report, held in London 11-12 June 2014.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Experts from WIPO are teaming up with the IPO to deliver a series of free seminars.
Monthly newsletter from the Intellectual Property Office, bringing you the latest developments in the world of Intellectual Property.
King of Shaves relies on a strong brand and patent-protected products to ensure they can compete with the big names in the shaving market.
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