Best CIPA Podcasts (2025)

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CIPA Reform Passes Without Retroactive Relief | Cookie Banner and GTM Consent Ruled Unlawful | TikTok Wins Data Delay 12:22

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Send us a text 📢 Privacy Corner Newsletter: June 6, 2025 🔹 California tweaks CIPA lawsuits but the retroactive fix is gone The Senate passed SB 690 to limit wiretapping claims tied to adtech by aligning CIPA with the CCPA — but removed the retroactive clause, meaning older lawsuits can still proceed. 🔹 German court says 'Accept & Close' banners are…

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INTA San Diego Pubcast Special with... Michael McLaughlin 31:27

1d ago31:27

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Send us a text Lee and Gwilym were joined by Michael McLaughlin, Patent Attorney at McLaughlin IP Pte. Ltd., for this INTA Pubcast special. Ever wonder what happens when engineering expertise meets international IP law across multiple continents? Michael's twenty-year journey from electrical engineer to Singapore patent firm founder offers a fascin…

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INTA San Diego Pubcast Special with... Vicki Salmon 33:42

5d ago33:42

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Send us a text To start off our San Diego Pubcast special, Lee and Gwilym sit down with Vicki Salmon. Vicki never planned on becoming a patent attorney. While preparing for a career as an accountant after studying natural sciences at Cambridge, a chance conversation with a neighbor who happened to be a High Court judge changed everything. "I think …

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INTA San Diego Special with... IPIC 36:57

7d ago36:57

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Send us a text This episode captures a fascinating conversation between UK and Canadian intellectual property experts exploring the unique challenges and innovations in their respective IP systems. The discussion dives deep into Canada's uncertain landscape for patentable subject matter, where inconsistent case law and examiner interpretations crea…

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INTA San Diego Special with… Charles Randolph and Brian Beckham from WIPO 22:23

9d ago22:23

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Send us a text Step into the fascinating world of global intellectual property protection with Charles Randolph and Brian Beckham from the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). What begins as an annual update on WIPO's activities quickly transforms into a revealing conversation about the organization's far-reaching influence on the intel…

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INTA San Diego Special with... RightHub 23:44

15d ago23:44

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Send us a text Alex Gray and Asa Le Fustec from RightHub join us to reveal how they're disrupting the IP management industry with their fresh approach. After spending decades navigating the limitations of legacy systems at companies like CPA Global, they decided to build something entirely new – a comprehensive platform that leverages modern techno…

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INTA San Diego Special with... Andre Andrade and Emma Browning from RWS 36:08

16d ago36:08

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Send us a text The upcoming INTA 2026 in London has us dreaming of pub quizzes, battle of the bands, and podcasting from double-decker buses, but before that excitement, we're diving into the world of intellectual property services with Andre Andrade and Emma Browning from RWS. These fascinating guests share remarkably similar stories of finding th…

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INTA San Diego Special with... Willard Knox 28:09

21d ago28:09

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Send us a text What happens when podcast hosts become the guests? This delightful crossover episode brings together the worlds of "Two IPs in a Pod" and INTA's "Brand & New" as we welcome host Willard Knox for a behind-the-microphone conversation about the art and craft of intellectual property podcasting.…

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INTA San Diego Special with... Heather Steinmeyer 27:07

23d ago27:07

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Send us a text Lee and Gwilym are joined in the Pod Box by Heather Steinmeyer, who shares how her journey to becoming INTA’s Chief Policy Officer began unexpectedly in 1980s New York publishing. There, she gained valuable exposure to content creators and author rights—experience that would later prove foundational to her IP career. Her fascinating …

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INTA San Diego Special with... INTA President Elisabeth Stewart Bradley 28:30

29d ago28:30

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Send us a text Lee and Gwilym have landed in San Diego for the INTA 2025 Annual Meeting! Elisabeth Stewart Bradley, INTA President and Vice President of Innovation Law: Trademarks, Copyrights, and Brand Protection at Bristol Myers Squibb, shares her journey from English literature major to IP lawyer, and how the organisation is evolving to support …

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Top Website Privacy Risks & Enforcement Trends in 2025 48:03

30d ago48:03

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Send us a text In this episode of the Website Privacy Series, Ali Jessani, Counsel at WilmerHale, joins Privado.ai CEO Vaibhav Antil to unpack the biggest privacy risks facing U.S. websites in 2025. From CCPA enforcement in California to biometric settlements in Texas, this session breaks down where companies are getting it wrong and what you can d…

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Meta’s AI Training Faces Legal Pushback, OpenAI Ordered to Retain Chat Logs, Montana tightens privacy law for kids 11:34

1M ago11:34

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Send us a text 📢 Privacy Corner Newsletter: May 22, 2025 🔹 Meta’s AI Training Faces Legal Pushback – Noyb challenges Meta’s use of public posts for AI under “legitimate interests,” citing GDPR violations, lack of transparency, and risks to data subject rights. 🔹 OpenAI Ordered to Retain Chat Logs – A U.S. judge directs OpenAI to preserve all ChatGP…

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Inside the UK's Global IP Attaché Network 57:39

1M ago57:39

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Send us a text From helping Scotch Whisky manufacturers by protecting the name in Brazil to working on the IP aspects of the UK's Government's reset in relations with the European Union, the work of our IP Attachés is varied and complex. Lee is joined by his deputy Neil for this deep dive into the important world of global IP diplomacy and trade. A…

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Mental Health Training for Line Managers 45:54

1M ago45:54

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Send us a text It's Mental Health Awareness Week and Lee and Gwilym are joined by Penelope Aspinall from the Jonathan’s Voice charity, along with Joanne Donaldson (HLK), Cathy Bailey (UK Intellectual Property Office) and Sally Bannan (Cytiva), for a powerful discussion on the vital mental health training that the charity provides for line managers …

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Meta Loses EU Case, Todd Snyder Hit with $345K Fine, UK’s Data Adequacy Gets Extension 10:00

2M ago10:00

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Send us a text 📢 Privacy Corner Newsletter: May 8, 2025 🔹 Meta’s Court Challenge Rejected – The EU’s General Court dismissed Meta’s attempt to annul the EDPB’s 'consent or pay' opinion, stating it lacks binding legal effect. Meta also failed in its claim for compensation. 🔹 Todd Snyder Fined $345K Under CCPA – A broken cookie consent mechanism and …

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DMA Fines Hit Meta & Apple | UK Law Firm Penalized | NOYB Slams GDPR Reform Proposal 12:04

2M ago12:04

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Send us a text 📢 Privacy Corner Newsletter: April 24, 2025 🔹 EU Fines Meta & Apple Under DMA – The European Commission hits Meta with a €200M fine and Apple with €500M for violating the Digital Markets Act. This challenges the future of “consent-or-pay” models across Europe. 🔹 UK Law Firm Fined Over Ransomware Handling – ICO fines a UK law firm £60…

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How Privacy Engineers Deliver ROI | #BridgePrivacySummit 28:14

2M ago28:14

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Send us a text Privacy engineering is a growing field that requires a blend of regulatory knowledge and technical skills. Privacy engineers are tasked with collaborating across privacy and engineering teams to ensure compliance while maintaining technical excellence. In this panel, experienced privacy engineers share how they built their expertise,…

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Adtech Privacy Risk: Increasing Regulation and Enforcement | #BridgePrivacySummit 28:03

2M ago28:03

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Send us a text Privacy fines in adtech are skyrocketing, with regulators targeting non-compliant data sharing between marketers and partners. Many businesses still rely on outdated tracking methods, exposing them to legal and financial risks. This panel shares the latest enforcement trends, the biggest compliance gaps in marketing data practices, a…

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Inteligo Shakes Up Consent Debate | CCPA Walks Back Ad Regulation | UK Develops Murder Forecasting AI 9:26

3M ago9:26

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Send us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: April 10, 2025 🔹 EU Advocate General Backs Conditional Consent – A new opinion from the EU’s top legal advisor says offering a newsletter in exchange for personal data can be lawful, as long as users are informed and the service is genuinely optional. 🔹 CCPA Narrows Scope of ADMT Rules – California’s privac…

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Senate Confirmation of Presidential Appointees 53:41

3M ago53:41

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This episode details the process by which the U.S. Senate confirms presidential appointees. We outlines the referral of nominations to relevant Senate committees, including joint and sequential referral procedures.By Better Informed Network

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What do Trainee Patent Attorneys really want? (with Alessandro) 38:57

3M ago38:57

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Send us a text In this episode, hosts Joel David Briscoe and Matilda Memaripour sit down with Alessandro Giovannone, Trainee Patent Attorney at Abel+Imray and the Treasurer of the Informals Committee. Alessandro, Joel, and Matilda discuss a recent survey that attempted to get an insight into what Trainee Patent Attorneys want from their careers; is…

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Congressional Authority to Regulate Abortion 16:38

3M ago16:38

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This episode examines the extent of Congressional authority to regulate abortion following the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization Supreme Court decision. We analyzes three potential constitutional bases for federal abortion legislation: the Commerce Clause, the Spending Clause, and Section 5 of the Fourteenth Amendment, detailing both the…

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Teaching Intellectual Property with Enrico Bonadio 1:03:43

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Send us a text The vital intersection between academia and real-world intellectual property practice takes center stage as Lee and Gwilym welcome Enrico Bonadio from City St George’s University of London. His unique journey from IP litigation in Milan to academic research and teaching offers powerful insights into how theoretical and practical pers…

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The Origination Clause: Interpretation and Enforcement 14:07

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This episode examines the U.S. Constitution's Origination Clause, which mandates that all revenue bills originate in the House of Representatives. We analyzes the Clause's interpretation and enforcement by the House, Senate, and Supreme Court, highlighting differing approaches to defining "revenue bills." We explores precedents established through …

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Insights from IP Leaders... with Keven Bader 45:03

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Send us a text Join Lee and Gwilym for an engaging conversation with Keven Bader, Chief Executive of the Chartered Institute of Trademark Attorneys, who shares his personal journey in the realm of intellectual property. They discuss pressing issues, such as the increase of unusual trademark filings and the critical need for collaboration among prof…

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Privacy Corner Newsletter: March 13, 2025 10:51

3M ago10:51

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Send us a text ▶ UK ICO Investigates TikTok, Reddit & Imgur – The UK’s privacy regulator is investigating TikTok’s content recommendations for minors and Reddit and Imgur’s age verification measures, signaling a crackdown on children’s data protection. ▶ CJEU Clarifies ‘Meaningful Information’ in AI Decisions – The EU’s top court ruled that compani…

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The Classified Information Procedures Act (CIPA) 29:59

4M ago29:59

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This episode details the Classified Information Procedures Act (CIPA), a 1980 law governing the handling of classified information in federal criminal trials. CIPA aims to balance national security with defendants' due process rights by establishing procedures for courts to manage classified evidence admissibility. Key provisions address pretrial c…

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Trade Mark Genericide with Natasha Bamu 41:11

4M ago41:11

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Send us a text In this episode of Two IPs in a Pod, Lee and Gwilym are joined by Natasha Bamu from Barron Warren Redfern to explore the world of Trade Mark Genericide—what it is, how it happens, and the steps brands can take to prevent it. Plus, Gwilym puts a few word games to the test, with some unexpected results!…

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From the Trenches: Solving AI Governance Challenges | Bridge Privacy Summit Replay 27:45

4M ago27:45

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Send us a text As AI and LLMs become deeply embedded in products, privacy leaders must move fast to address privacy, security, and ethical risks. In this episode, industry experts share their hands-on strategies, lessons learned, and best practices for: ✅ Building AI governance frameworks that scale ✅ Managing compliance with GDPR, CCPA, and emergi…

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The Impeachment Process in the House of Representatives 15:32

4M ago15:32

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This episode details the House of Representatives impeachment process, outlining its initiation through various avenues, including resolutions and outside investigations. We describes the three phases of congressional action: initiating an inquiry, conducting a committee investigation culminating in articles of impeachment, and the full House's con…

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EDI Unplugged: Exploring Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion 47:33

4M ago47:33

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Send us a text Join us for an enlightening episode as we explore the multifaceted theme of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) within the patent profession. Hosted by Lee Davis and Gwilym Roberts, we are thrilled to have guests Greg Iceton and Alexandra Wood share their insights and experiences, shedding light on important EDI concepts and the…

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The Impeachment Process in the Senate 17:16

4M ago17:16

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This episode details the Senate's impeachment trial procedures. We explains the established rules, highlighting their origins and evolution, and examines the practical application of those rules in past trials. We covers key stages, including the presentation of articles, organizing the trial, evidence gathering, and the final vote. Finally, we add…

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Bridge Summit Keynote | How product-driven privacy ensures real compliance 49:00

4M ago49:00

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Send us a text Leading privacy experts discuss why trust-based compliance is no longer enough and how product-driven privacy is the key to scalable compliance. Here's what the Keynote covers: 🔹 Why teams can no longer rely on trust-based privacy mechanisms 🔹 How product privacy management enables evidence-based privacy and compliance at scale 🔹 Les…

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Robotics Marvels and Intellectual Property Insights with Tom Bridgwater 39:01

4M ago39:01

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Send us a text Our latest podcast episode dives into the intriguing journey of Tom Bridgewater, CIPA Honorary Informals Representative who transformed his physics and robotics expertise into a rewarding career in intellectual property. Tom shares valuable insights about the challenges of transitioning to IP, the importance of supportive training, a…

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Debating the Public Debt Clause 13:49

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This episode analyzes the Public Debt Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, exploring its historical context surrounding Civil War debts and its subsequent Supreme Court interpretation in Perry v. United States. We examines contemporary debates regarding the Clause's relevance to the current statutory debt limit, focusing on differing scholarly inter…

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A Chat With... Matt Dixon, Past President of CIPA 37:40

4M ago37:40

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Send us a text In this episode, hosts Joel David Briscoe and Sophie Knott sit down with Matt Dixon, Executive Chair at Beck Greener LLP and the Immediate Past President of the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA). Matts shares his background in the profession, what being President of CIPA is all about, and how the profession has changed b…

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Revolutionizing Carbon Capture with Ray Naughton 38:54

4M ago38:54

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Send us a text Join Lee and Gwilym for an enlightening conversation with Ray Naughton from NEG8 Carbon, a pioneering force in the world of carbon capture technology. Ray takes us on a journey from a humble research project at Trinity College Dublin to a cutting-edge enterprise nominated for the 2025 Earthshot Prize. Ray and the peas discuss how inn…

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EU clarifies AI Act rules, UK demands iCloud access, and Amazon faces a Washington health data lawsuit. 13:34

4M ago13:34

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Send us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: February 13, 2025 🔹 EU’s AI Act Guidelines Clarify Compliance Risks – The European Commission releases two sets of AI Act guidelines, breaking down the definition of AI systems and outlining nine prohibited AI practices, including emotional manipulation and biometric categorization. 🔹 UK’s Secret Demand for…

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National Emergency Powers in the United States 23:17

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This episode examines the history and legal framework of U.S. presidential emergency powers. IWe traces the evolution of these powers from implied constitutional authority to explicit statutory delegations, highlighting key legislation like the National Emergencies Act of 1976. We detail the procedures for declaring and terminating national emergen…

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The Declare War Clause, Part 8: Vietnam War Through 21st-Century Conflicts 24:35

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This episode examines the complex history of the U.S. "Declare War" Clause, focusing on presidential actions in Vietnam and subsequent conflicts. We analyzes the legal justifications used by various presidents for military interventions without explicit congressional declarations of war, highlighting differing interpretations of the President's inh…

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UK Court Ruling on Vulnerable Consent, Google Faces Data Transfer Allegations, NY’s Health Data Law Tightens, and Bridge 2025 sets the stage for global privacy leadership. 13:12

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Send us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: Jan 30, 2025 By Robert Bateman and Privado.ai In this edition: ▶ UK Court Ruling: Invalid Consent in Gambling Case A UK gambling firm unlawfully tracked users for marketing, despite their supposed consent. The court ruled that consent must be informed, freely given, and valid, emphasizing the importance of …

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The Declare War Clause, Part 7: The Cold War and Korean War 14:07

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This episode examines the complex history of the U.S. "Declare War" Clause, focusing on the Cold War and Korean War eras. We analyzes how these conflicts challenged traditional understandings of congressional war powers versus presidential authority as Commander-in-Chief. We also highlights the debates surrounding troop deployments in Europe and th…

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The Declare War Clause, Part 6: The Spanish-American War and First and Second World Wars 14:28

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This episode examines the evolution of the U.S. government's interpretation of the Declare War Clause in the Constitution, focusing on the Spanish-American War, World War I, and World War II. We covers the differing language used in declarations of war and the resulting Supreme Court cases concerning presidential and congressional war powers. Key S…

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FTC cracks down on privacy breaches, EU AI Act ignites debate, Meta faces record fines, Google questioned for data misuse, OpenAI under global fire. 13:07

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Send us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: Jan 16, 2025 In this edition: ▶ European Commission must pay damages for Facebook Login feature violation ▶ Texas sues Allstate under new privacy law for illegal data collection ▶ CJEU rules gender data collection not lawful for personalization under ‘contract’ basis…

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The Declare War Clause, Part 5: The Civil War 10:39

5M ago10:39

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This episode examines the legal complexities surrounding the U.S. Constitution's Declare War Clause, specifically focusing on its application during the Civil War. We analyzes key Supreme Court cases, such as The Prize Cases, Hamilton v. Dillin, Miller v. United States, and Ex parte Milligan, which addressed the balance of war powers between the ex…

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Illuminating the World of Intellectual Property Insurance with Lewis Parle 43:29

6M ago43:29

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Send us a text Join Lee and Gwilym as they welcome Lewis Parle, an IP insurance expert, who shares his fascinating journey into this niche field and helps unravel the complex, yet critical, aspects of insuring intellectual assets. They discuss the challenges of insuring against infringements, and the importance of asserting IP rights. From the chal…

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The Declare War Clause, Part 4: Jurisprudence and Practice and Early American Conflicts 21:55

6M ago21:55

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This episode examines the Supreme Court's jurisprudence on the Declare War Clause of the U.S. Constitution, focusing on early American conflicts. We explores key cases from the Quasi-War with France, the War of 1812, and the Mexican War, highlighting how judicial interpretations shaped the understanding of war powers. We cover the Court's reluctanc…

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Redefining Creativity: AI, Patents, and the Future of Innovation 41:55

6M ago41:55

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Send us a text Join us as we explore this compelling question with Rachel Free, an esteemed patent attorney and the Vice Chair of the Computer Tech Committee at CIPA. Rachel takes us on a fascinating journey from her initial studies in chemistry to her foray into artificial intelligence, sharing intriguing insights into human-AI collaborations and …

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Italian DPA fines OpenAI €15 million, CPPA settles with unregistered data brokers, and Google plans to allow fingerprinting via Google Analytics 11:39

6M ago11:39

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Send us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: January 2, 2025 In this edition: ▶ OpenAI faces penalties for GDPR breaches linked to ChatGPT, including transparency failures and inadequate age verification. ▶ California Privacy Protection Agency settles with two more data brokers PayDae and The Data Group fined for failing to register under California’s…

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The Declare War Clause, Part 3: Authorizations for Use of Military Force and Debate over Initiating Military Action 13:14

6M ago13:14

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This episode report examines the constitutional debate surrounding the power to initiate military action. We focus on the "Declare War Clause," analyzing differing interpretations of Congressional versus Presidential authority. We explores historical practices, including the shift from formal declarations of war to authorizations for the use of mil…

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