The original patent of the Bialetti Moka Express expired long ago. How can you protect this iconic coffee maker? With trademarks? With designs? Learn more in this special “coffee” episode.  More information on https://ipovercoffee.com/

Restaurants, content creators, and the food industry face notorious challenges when trying to protect their creations. Can food recipes be protected? How? In this episode, we will go through all the possible alternatives.  More information on https://ipovercoffee.com/

The founders of the Pirate Bay shook the European copyright system. Do you know why? Discover how in our new episode!  More information on https://ipovercoffee.com/

Banksy, the anonymous street artist, does not like copyright nor trademark law. Should this affect the protection of his artwork? Find out in this episode! More information on https://ipovercoffee.com/

Should you apply for a patent before presenting your product? What are the basic rules to get a patent? Learn more about the consequences that followed Apple’s first iPhone presentation. Even Steve Jobs made mistakes.  More information on http://ipovercoffee.com/. 

You don't need more than a few clicks to post something online. However, could you be infringing someone else's trademark? In this episode, you will learn more about two cases involving Ferrari and its trademarks. Whether you have a Ferrari or not, have a listen to the episode.

The end and beginning of a year are times for celebration. And, what better way to celebrate the end of 2020 than with a glass of Champagne? Join us in our festive episode to learn more about the intellectual property behind the sparkling wine Champagne. Happy New Year and cheers!  More information on https://ipovercoffee.com/

Do all pictures have copyright protection? Who can be considered an author of a copyright protectable work? These, and more questions, will be answered in this episode. Don’t miss the monkey business! More information on https://ipovercoffee.com/

Can music inspire fashion? How far can inspiration go? And, more importantly, can inspiration go too far and amount to copyright infringement? This fashion case between the music group Nirvana and the designer Marc Jacobs will answer some of your questions

Can ideas be protected? What happens if someone steals your idea? These and more questions will be discussed in our first episode which covers the case between Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook’s founder) and the Winklevoss brothers.

In this short presentation we will introduce ourselves and let you know what this podcast is about. Join us for this coffee break talking about intellectual property rights.