Intellectual Property Surgery
StumbleUponWant to make the most of your intangible assets? Email us your questions and have them answered by intellectual property experts Briffa in our monthly surgery! Surgery No.1 tackles electronic marketing...
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EMAIL US YOUR QUESTIONS & HAVE THEM ANSWERED BY EXPERTS IN OUR MONTHLY SURGERY!
Intellectual property is a hot-button topic across the digital media industry. Directors, creatives, technologists, marketers, brand and biz-dev managers of all stripes have to handle tricky IP issues on a daily basis. Now there’s a place to bring your real-life queries for a diagnosis…
From 1st February 2005 a new service from NMK and Briffa will provide clarity in this complex and evolving area of managing business assets, tackling your questions and addressing real-world IP quandaries.
Intellectual property covers the protection of copyright, designs, patents, trademarks, trade secrets and information technology. So whether you’re a freelance developer or a senior brand strategist, and however intellectual property touches your work, the IP Surgery is open to you.
Each month individuals and companies can submit questions on a pre-defined area or topic of intellectual property, by e-mailing the NMK knowledge network. The e-mailbag will be sifted by solicitor Paul Randle and trainee solicitor Alex Papakyriacou at Briffa, leading new media and intellectual property law experts, who will publish their considered legal opinions in response on the NMK website.
In turn, Briffa will provide further insight through regular articles exploring the latest developments and twists in the global IP sphere. Insight to be found, of course, right here on NMK.
Surgery 1: Electronic Marketing
The first of these surgeries will relate to the law regarding electronic marketing. This area is in constant flux and has undergone many changes in the last year, as Briffa’s forthcoming article for NMK on the recent landmark case on Google Adwords will testify. Briffa’s Paul Randle and Alex Papakyriacou have recently provided an article as an introduction to this topic.
So send us your questions (in brief outline) in relation to the legal aspects of electronic marketing.
In turn, Briffa will provide further insight through regular articles exploring the latest developments and twists in the global IP sphere. Insight to be found, of course, right here on NMK.
Deadline for Surgery 1 Questions:
Submit questions on electronic marketing by: 1st March 2005. Email: editor@nmk.co.uk with the Subject line: 'IP Surgery 1'. We will publish the answers on 15th March 2005.
Future IP Surgery topics:
Look out for our surgery on data protection. Got an idea for a surgery? Email it to editor@nmk.co.uk with the Subject line: ‘Future IP Surgery topics’.
Read On:
Insight from Briffa on topical legal issues can be found in the Mind Your Own Business homepage, by Searching, and in their introductory article for the IP Surgery: Privacy And Online Advertising.
About Briffa:
Briffa is a modern legal practice specialising in intellectual property – the protection of copyright, designs, patents, trade marks, trade secrets and information technology. Their lawyers all have excellent legal backgrounds and are experts in this field. www.briffa.com
EMAIL US YOUR QUESTIONS & HAVE THEM ANSWERED BY EXPERTS IN OUR MONTHLY SURGERY!
Intellectual property is a hot-button topic across the digital media industry. Directors, creatives, technologists, marketers, brand and biz-dev managers of all stripes have to handle tricky IP issues on a daily basis. Now there’s a place to bring your real-life queries for a diagnosis…
From 1st February 2005 a new service from NMK and Briffa will provide clarity in this complex and evolving area of managing business assets, tackling your questions and addressing real-world IP quandaries.
Intellectual property covers the protection of copyright, designs, patents, trademarks, trade secrets and information technology. So whether you’re a freelance developer or a senior brand strategist, and however intellectual property touches your work, the IP Surgery is open to you.
Each month individuals and companies can submit questions on a pre-defined area or topic of intellectual property, by e-mailing the NMK knowledge network. The e-mailbag will be sifted by solicitor Paul Randle and trainee solicitor Alex Papakyriacou at Briffa, leading new media and intellectual property law experts, who will publish their considered legal opinions in response on the NMK website.
In turn, Briffa will provide further insight through regular articles exploring the latest developments and twists in the global IP sphere. Insight to be found, of course, right here on NMK.
Surgery 1: Electronic Marketing
The first of these surgeries will relate to the law regarding electronic marketing. This area is in constant flux and has undergone many changes in the last year, as Briffa’s forthcoming article for NMK on the recent landmark case on Google Adwords will testify. Briffa’s Paul Randle and Alex Papakyriacou have recently provided an article as an introduction to this topic.
So send us your questions (in brief outline) in relation to the legal aspects of electronic marketing.
In turn, Briffa will provide further insight through regular articles exploring the latest developments and twists in the global IP sphere. Insight to be found, of course, right here on NMK.
Deadline for Surgery 1 Questions:
Submit questions on electronic marketing by: 1st March 2005. Email: editor@nmk.co.uk with the Subject line: 'IP Surgery 1'. We will publish the answers on 15th March 2005.
Future IP Surgery topics:
Look out for our surgery on data protection. Got an idea for a surgery? Email it to editor@nmk.co.uk with the Subject line: ‘Future IP Surgery topics’.
Read On:
Insight from Briffa on topical legal issues can be found in the Mind Your Own Business homepage, by Searching, and in their introductory article for the IP Surgery: Privacy And Online Advertising.
About Briffa:
Briffa is a modern legal practice specialising in intellectual property – the protection of copyright, designs, patents, trade marks, trade secrets and information technology. Their lawyers all have excellent legal backgrounds and are experts in this field. www.briffa.com
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