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Bristows' Podcast
Never content to do the bare minimum, we've always been at the forefront of change. You could say we are and always have been a bit different from other law firms. Our legal expertise joined up with our science and technology backgrounds means we understand your business and can talk the same language. And that's essentially what we cover in this podcast. A truly independent approach to litigation, transactions and advice throughout the world.
Episodes
Bristows' PodcastFreddy v HUGZ
In this episode of our Bristows’ Designs and Copyright Review of the Year podcast series, Lucie Fortune and Milly Wickson explore the decision which was handed…
Bristows' PodcastCourt of Appeals decision in The Racing Partnership v Sports Information Services
Continuing on with our Bristows’ Designs and Copyright Review of the Year podcast series, Toby Headdon and Charlie Hawes focus this episode on the decision of…
Bristows' PodcastThe High Court’s decision in Photobox’s use of FREEPRINTS
In this episode of the Review of UK and European Trade Mark Cases podcast, Abigail Wise and Stephanie Taylor review the High Court’s decision in relation to…
Bristows' PodcastPay-for-delay and the duty to retain documents: The CJEU’s judgment in Lundbeck
In this follow-up episode of our podcast series on patent settlement agreements and competition law, Sophie Lawrance and Helena Connors will cover the key…
Bristows' PodcastCJEU’s 2020 judgment in the Recorded Artists Actors Performers Ltd case
In this episode of Bristows’ Designs and Copyright Review of the Year podcast, Andy Butcher and Sukanya Majumdar discuss the Court of Justice of the European…
Bristows' PodcastMonster Energy’s opposition to a HYBRID mark
In this episode of the Review of UK and European Trade Mark Cases podcast, Abigail Wise and Stephanie Taylor review Monster Energy’s recent opposition to Robot…
Bristows' PodcastCJEU decision in Brompton Bicycle
Tim Heaps and Sara Sefton discuss the landmark CJEU decision in Brompton Bicycle handed down in June 2020. It’s a case in which the courts give consideration…
Bristows' PodcasteasyGroup Limited v Easyfly S.A
Abigail Wise and Stephanie Taylor provide the latest guidance on jurisdiction and without notice applications in their latest podcast. In this episode, they…
Bristows' PodcastResponse v Edinburgh Woollen Mill
The first podcast in a series linked to our annual review of design & copyright cases for 2020. Sean Ibbetson and Marc Linsner discuss the High Court decision…
Bristows' PodcastDistinctiveness of figurative marks – Louis Vuitton Malletier v EUIPO, T-105/19, 10 June 2020
Abigail Wise and Stephanie Taylor lead this discussion on the General Court’s decision which discussed an application to invalidate Louis Vuitton’s…
Bristows' PodcastPractical implications of negotiating and drafting patent settlements
Pat Treacy and Erik Müürsepp round up our podcast series on patent settlement agreements and competition law with a look at some practical considerations for…
Bristows' PodcastDoes it make a difference if a settlement agreement also has pro-competitive effects?
In episode six of our podcast series on patent settlement agreements and competition law, Sophie Lawrance and Olivia Henry discuss the pro-competitive effects…
Bristows' PodcastWhat questions about patent settlements remain unanswered?
In short: quite a few! Sophie Lawrance, Katie Cambrook and Helena Connors lead this penultimate episode in our podcast series on the competition law issues…
Bristows' PodcastDoes it matter if a patent settlement agreement includes a no-challenge clause?
Pat Treacy presents episode five in our podcast series regarding the competition law issues associated with patent settlement agreements. In this episode, Pat…
Bristows' PodcastIdentifying the relevant market & how to tell if patentees and potential infringers are competitors
In the third episode of our podcast series, Sophie Lawrance and Katie Cambrook provide some key insights into the identification of the “relevant market” and…
Bristows' PodcastRestrictions of competition ‘by object’ – what does this mean and why does it matter?
In the fourth episode of our podcast series on patent settlement agreements and competition law, Edwin Bond introduces the concept of restrictions of…
Bristows' PodcastWhat is a value transfer and why does it matter?
Value transfers are a common feature of patent settlement agreements. For example, under a patent settlement agreement, the alleged infringer (often a generic…
Bristows' PodcastAn introduction to patent settlement agreements and pay-for-delay
Today we kick off our new podcast series, in which we will be exploring the competition law issues associated with patent settlement agreements. Following the…
Bristows' PodcastBristows' Brands, Designs & Copyright - Introduction to podcast series
Bristows' Brands, Designs & Copyright group introduce our upcoming publications - Trade Marks Review of the Year and Designs & Copyright Review of the Year…
Bristows' PodcastAdvancement in visual technology: the good, the bad and the ugly (2020)
Faye Harrison and Rosalie Hayes talk about deepfakes and facial recognition technology and discuss how they can hurt both privacy rights and even our trust…
Bristows' PodcastDrawing comparisons: the US approach to privacy (2020)
Mac Macmillan and Charlie Hawes explore how effectively (or not) the USA protects the data privacy of its citizens despite a “smorgasbord of privacy…
Bristows' PodcastAn introduction to data protection with Mark Watts (2020)
Mark Watts, head of the data protection team at Bristows, introduces our first podcast series on the annual Data Protection Top 10 publication. The series…
Bristows' PodcastData protection and the medical sphere (2020)
Emma Macalister Hall, Zoe Walkinshaw, and Fiona Campbell had an amazing discussion on when GDPR applies to the medical sphere, and how data protection…
Bristows' PodcastMuch ado about adtech (2020)
In the third episode of the Bristows Data protection podcast series, we talk about adtech and how the industry is reacting to the various new (stricter!)…
Bristows' PodcastThe rise of class actions related to data breaches (2020)
Litigation experts Alex Keenlyside and Toby Headdon talk about group actions in relation to data breaches. In this episode they’ll focus on a few key examples…
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2.3 In Conversation with Vint Cerf - Privacy, ethics and security
Q. Policies can sometimes be too specific, could this factor in to how difficult it is implement privacy regulations? All information was correct at the time…
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3. In Conversation with Vint Cerf - The inter-planetary internet
Q. Could you tell us more about an inter-planetary internet? All information was correct at the time of recording.
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4. In Conversation with Vint Cerf - The importance of accessibility
Q. Can you tell us your concerns about accessibility in the development of software and devices? All information was correct at the time of recording.
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5.1 In Conversation with Vint Cerf - Preservation of digital information
Q. What are the prospects for the long-term preservation of digital information? All information was correct at the time of recording.
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5.2 In Conversation with Vint Cerf - Preservation of digital information
Q. In Conversation with Vint Cerf - Preservation of digital information? All information was correct at the time of recording.
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6. In Conversation with Vint Cerf - Dress down at work?
Q. You are well known for your sartorial elegance. What are your thoughts about dress down at work? All information was correct at the time of recording.
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1. In Conversation with Vint Cerf - Expectations of the internet
Q. Has being a 'Father of the Internet' lived up to your expectations? All information was correct at the time of recording.
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2.1 In Conversation with Vint Cerf - Privacy, ethics and security
Q. Were privacy or ethics areas of concern at the time the Internet was created? All information was correct at the time of recording.
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2.2 In Conversation with Vint Cerf - Privacy, ethics and security
Q. Will we get to an adequate level of security without policy intervention from government? All information was correct at the time of recording.