Fun with Patents and Trademarks

2021-11-30

Civil Discourse

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1:05:11

Aughie and Nia welcome back copyright librarian Hillary Miller. Hillary walks listeners through the process of applying for a patent. The discussion then moves into some of the more interesting patent and trademark cases.

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Fun with Patents and Trademarks

Civil Discourse

Fler avsnitt från "Civil Discourse"

Monroe Doctrine

Types of International Power

Authoritarians, Dictators, and Other Political Science Terms, part 2

Authoritarians, Dictators, and Other Political Science Terms, part 1

United Kingdom Parliament, part 2

United Kingdom Parliament, part 1

U.S. Declaration of Independence

In the News: SCOTUS Takes the Case: Donald Trump and Presidential Immunity

In the News: SCOTUS, Trump, and the Colorado Ballot

Common Sense