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How titanium got the best brand of all metals
If we mention that something is made with titanium, most people will say, “Wow.” Something about titanium symbolises high quality, and everyone knows it. Yet the weird thing is that few people have a passing knowledge of chemistry or metallurgy, and even fewer could tell the difference between a piece of titanium and a piece…
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Can you protect AI-generated innovation?
In late August, a Washington DC court ruled that work created by artificial intelligence (AI) cannot be protected by copyright. Judge Beryl Howell said the case – a 2018 piece…
EverEdge CEO Paul Adams earns his spot on the IAM 300 for the 11th consecutive year
EverEdge Global is proud to announce the inclusion of its chief executive Paul Adams in the 2023 edition of the Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) Strategy 300: The World’s Leading IP…
Understanding the complexities of the patent system
Researchers from Fordham University in the US, led by Jane Freilich, say there might be a “replication crisis” in the patent filing system. That’s not a good thing. When a…
Who has the better intangible assets? Fossil Fuels or Alternative Energy
When you think of energy, you might point to the overhead power cables bouncing down the street or plugging in your computer. You know, “tangible” things. Up until about a…
The most powerful subsidies in the world are intangible
It might sound strange, but government subsidies can be a powerful intangible asset – if you know how to spot the most important ones. Receiving any kind of grant is…
What the iPhone 15 teaches about opportunity costs
The way consumers fawn over any new iPhone release is exactly how companies treat their shiny tangible assets. It’s certainly more impressive to buy a $10 million factory. But think…
Preventing disloyal MICE in the company floorboards
Niccolò Machiavelli once said the problem with paying someone $150,000 to do a job is that if they receive a counteroffer for $150,001, then they might just switch allegiance. This…
What’s the value of content in a post-scarcity world?
It seems to have dropped off the radar, but did you know the Hollywood writers’ strike is still going on? Although it was meant to end in May, many creatives…
How brand can turn the tables on copyright theft
Over the six years between 1995 and 2001, Stéphane Breitwieser stole more than $2 billion worth of famous paintings, making him the world’s most prolific art thief. The 52-year-old Frenchman…
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