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  Cécile Deniard: The Human Voice Inside Every Translation 15.09.2026 1t 15min

  Most readers never notice the translator’s name, yet translation is the difference between a book that merely “sounds correct” and a book that actually lives in a new language. We sit down with Cécile Deniard, a literary translator of around 60 books and a longtime leader in European translator advocacy, to show what the job really demands: deep reading, seven or more revision passes, research that can span prison systems to 19th-century Canada, and constant collaboration with authors, editor...
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  Felene Cayetano: Libraries, Authors, And The Caribbean 08.09.2026 31min

  What if the most reliable path for a Caribbean author isn’t a viral post or a distant platform, but a seat at the library table and a place in the classroom? We sit down with Feline Keetano—author, librarian, and filmmaker—to map the practical steps that move a book from a local print run into the hands of real readers. From legal deposit to cataloging, from national systems that buy for multiple branches to library-hosted readings that convert attention into sales, Feline shares a grounded p...
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  Mikaela Taivassalo: Keeping Minority Languages Alive In A Digital Book World 01.09.2026 1t 14min

  What happens when a writer who cracked the code at four grows up to lead a nation’s authors in a rapidly changing book economy? We sit down with Mikaela, president of the Society of Swedish Authors in Finland, to explore how love of language becomes both a creative engine and a shield for cultural diversity. From her early sense of writing as a private room for thinking to the public work of advocacy, she opens up about balancing solitude with leadership and why literature functions as democr...
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  Season 8 25.08.2026 4min

  We’re joined by Serena Barone from the International Artists Forum, an international organization built to connect author groups worldwide and strengthen the push for authors’ rights across borders. If you care about copyright, intellectual property, creator advocacy, and how culture gets protected, this season is for you. We dig into why the International Artists Forum was founded in the first place. Serena explains how the Forum grew from a small start into a network of nearly 100 member o...
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  Playing Around INTA 2026: A Scenario Game for IP Lawyers 13.05.2026 8min

  We’re in London at the INTA 2026 Annual Meeting, but we’re not doing a standard conference recap. We wanted to show how intellectual property work can be creative, inventive, and even fun, so we built THE INVENTIVE MINDSET GAME, a scenario game, and handed real IP lawyers a stack of tricky client prompts. Each prompt forces a choice: do you follow the client’s exact instructions, take an inventive counseling path, bring in an AI assist tool, or throw a curveball and plan for the worst-case s...
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  Sports As IP Strategy 26.04.2026 15min

  Somewhere right now, a kid is kicking a ball in the street while a stadium across the world is holding its breath for a final-second win. We love sports because they create instant shared meaning, but the part most fans never see is the structure that makes those moments travel, repeat, and endure. For World IP Day 2026, we’re celebrating “IP and sports” with a playful challenge that lands on a serious point: intellectual property is what helps sport scale. We break down the real sports busi...
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  The Afterlife of Innovation: Can IP Outlive the Business That Created It? 14.04.2026 19min

  A company can vanish from your pocket and still show up in court and that is not a metaphor. We take a hard look at the afterlife of innovation and the real business question behind it: can intellectual property outlive the company that created it, and if so, what legal structures make that possible? We trace six vivid case studies that turn “failed products” into ongoing value. BlackBerry shows how patent monetization and portfolio restructuring can create immediate liquidity while keeping ...
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  Case Study: Lindt’s Gold Bunny Trademark Saga 07.04.2026 22min

  A chocolate bunny wrapped in gold foil should not be a legal thriller and yet it is. We follow the Lindt Easter Bunny across Europe’s courtrooms as judges wrestle with a high-stakes branding question: when does a familiar seasonal design stop being decoration and start functioning as a trademark that signals source, trust, and reputation? We break down how trademark law can protect more than names and logos, including product shape, color, and packaging, but only when distinctiveness is prov...
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  What Kind of Negotiator Are You, Really? 31.03.2026 40min

  You can walk into a negotiation thinking you only need a number, a percentage, a quick yes. Then it turns into a psychological chess match where “standard terms” and sudden urgency start rewriting the value of what you built. We step back and treat negotiation the way innovators and creators need to treat it: as a moment where strategy, judgment, and intellectual property protection collide. We share a simple framework from Protection for the Inventive Mind that turns messy deal conversation...
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  Founders, Funders, Futures: Rising at Start Summit 2026 24.03.2026 13min

  Video episode! Start Summit 2026, an event organized by students in Switzerland. Featuring an elevator and a challenge every entrepreneur knows well: explain a complex idea in 60 seconds without losing what truly matters. From Start Summit 2026 in St. Gallen, we recorded an Intangiblia Flash episode capturing the energy of a place where investors, founders, and inventors come together to accelerate, expand, and turn real technology into reality. The best founders don’t treat intellectual prop...
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  The Legal Dugout: Baseball’s Intellectual Property All Stars 17.03.2026 34min

  A baseball game is 90 feet between bases and a lifetime of stories in the box score, but the biggest action often happens off the field. We’re looking at the invisible game that keeps baseball’s culture and business running: intellectual property law. From broadcast rights to team branding, we connect the dots between trademarks, patents, copyright, and licensing, and we show how those tools can protect creativity without locking up the sport itself. We start with sports data and two court d...
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  Women Who Built The Modern World 10.03.2026 56min

  What if the modern world looked different because the credits finally did too? We set out to restore names to the ideas that power daily life, sharing sixteen stories of women whose discoveries span DNA’s double helix, nuclear fission, pulsars, parity violation, microbial genetics, and the X/Y blueprint of sex determination. From there we move through materials and medicine—Kevlar’s lifesaving strength, Scotchgard’s spill-proof chemistry, a windshield wiper that made storms drivable, a lepros...
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  Case Study: The Intellectual Property World of Nintendo 03.03.2026 20min

  Arcades roar, quarters clatter, and a cartoon ape climbs into legal history. From that moment, we trace how Nintendo turned courtroom battles into a durable framework that protects creativity, sustains markets, and shapes how gaming IP is enforced worldwide. We walk you through the legendary Donkey Kong versus King Kong fight, the NES lockout wars with Atari Games, and the surprising Game Genie ruling that carved out space for temporary, player-side tweaks. We then follow the money and the n...
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  The Patent Behind the Podium: Innovation at the Olympic Games 24.02.2026 29min

  Feel the chill of the Winter Games—and the heat of the lab—where medals are measured in milliseconds and built on decades of design. We pull back the curtain on the quiet inventions that make elite sport possible, from fluid-dynamic swimsuits to carbon-plated marathon shoes, from the hinged brilliance of the clapskate to the high-speed vision of tracking and timing systems. The story isn’t scandal; it’s structure. We trace how ideas move from a whiteboard to the world stage through patents th...
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  Love, Law, And The Valentine Economy 17.02.2026 37min

  Valentine’s Day feels effortless on the surface—red hearts, last‑minute roses, a playlist called “forever.” Pull back the foil, and you’ll find contracts, case law, and platform rules deciding which colors, words, motifs, and links reach your eyes first. We walk through 14 “love battles” where romance collides with intellectual property: Cadbury’s Pantone 2685C fight over color marks, Interflora’s keyword dispute that previews today’s AI overviews, and the rise of platform power that summariz...
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  Case Study: How Intellectual Property Runs the Super Bowl 10.02.2026 26min

  Bright lights, louder headlines, and a legal backbone strong enough to hold the biggest cultural moment of the year. We take you past the scoreboard and into the systems that make the Super Bowl work: broadcast rights that cross borders, trademarks that protect trust, and licensing strategies that turn 15 minutes of halftime into global memory. Along the way, we unpack the real moves behind “The Big Game,” from satellite transmissions and domain seizures to creative constraints that spark bet...
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  Case Study: Lego’s Playbook For Intellectual Property 03.02.2026 21min

  Think a lost patent ends the story? We unpack how Lego turned a single technical invention into a platform for decades of innovation, brand power, and adult creativity. Starting with the 1958 stud-and-tube coupling, we explain what the original brick patent really covered, why its expiry didn’t sink the company, and how modern patents protect motion, mechanisms, and programmable systems rather than basic interlocking. From there, we map the rest of the toolkit: trademarks for source identity,...
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  Zodiac Season, Litigation Rising 27.01.2026 32min

  Can you copyright a horoscope, enhance a century-old tarot deck and claim protection, or assign your stage name and lose it in court? We open the year by charting the legal sky where creativity, belief, and branding intersect—and sometimes collide. From a syndicated astrologer’s claim that near-identical forecasts kept running without a license, to a software company’s short-lived effort to assert control over historical time zone data, we unpack the crucial line between ideas and expression,...
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  From Spark to Impact, the Conscious Path of an Idea 30.12.2025 31min

  In this special episode, Leticia Caminero steps into the guest’s seat to explore the ideas behind her book Protection for the Inventive Mind. Through an honest and reflective conversation, she shares how creativity, human-centered design, and intellectual property come together to turn fragile ideas into real, sustainable value. This episode is an invitation to think differently about innovation, protection, and the courage to build with intention. Ever had an idea feel bright in the shower a...
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  Mireille Gomes - Can Algorithms Heal? Reimagining Health Equity with AI and Data Justice 23.12.2025 36min

  What if our smartest health tools still miss the people who need them most? We sit down with AI and digital health scientist Mireille Gomes to examine how innovation can serve dignity, not just efficiency—and what it takes to build technology that works from Geneva to rural clinics without electricity. The journey of Mireille Gomes spans continents and roles, from vaccine strategy at Gavi to AI diagnostics at Merck. Together, we unpack the real barriers to deployment—uneven infrastructure, o...