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Video & Audio Archive - Griffith Hack

  • Winners & losers in R&D Budget changes

    May 16, 2013

    Start-ups and biotech emerge as winners from Budget changes to R&D incentives while Australia's biggest companies lose out. Tracey Murray discusses the changes.


  • UK changes copyright act for orphan works

    May 16, 2013

    The UK has just passed legislation making it easier for content providers to use orphaned works. Eliza discusses the new law, the impact on social media sites and whether we could see something similar here in Australia.


  • IP value missing from balance sheet

    May 1, 2013

    Despite the ASX 100 having a combined intellectual property value of 280 billion dollars only 10% appears on balance sheets. Tim discusses the problems with this and the importance of valuing IP assets properly.


  • Piracy: Innovation wins over 3 Strikes

    March 4, 2013

    Senior Associate Kellie Stonier spoke to BRR Media about the recent launch of an Anti-Piracy system in the United States, and an already established Anti-Piracy system within New Zealand...


  • Radio to pay for internet streaming

    February 18, 2013

    Senior Associate Kellie Stonier, spoke to BRR Media about the the recent Full Federal Court decision in which Radio stations will be required to pay extra royalties to stream their programs over the internet...


  • Google not liable for misleading AdWords

    February 7, 2013

    Principal Derek Baigent, spoke to BRR Media about yesterday's significant High Court win by Google against the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) in relation to Google's sponsored links...


  • ABC Radio: The Sweet Stuff

    December 1, 2012

    Life Sciences & Chemical Principal Janelle Borham spoke with Michael Mackenzie on RN First Bite on ABC Radio National 621 AM to provide an overview on patent protection in relation to Stevia. Stevia is a low-calorie sweetener emerging in the Australian food industry, particularly in the categories of soft drink, biscuits and yoghurt; however the extract itself cannot be patented...


  • Mary Turonek discusses defining Australia's continental shelf on Switzer TV

    November 27, 2012

    There's been case after case in recent years that show the need to patent your IP is crucial. But with offshore oil and gas operations being located in more remote places, just how far do Australia's borders reach?


  • Lessons in failed R&D tax claim

    November 13, 2012

    Tracey Murray, Director of Griffith Hack Consulting today spoke to BRR Media about the recent rejection of an R&D claim made by by a Queensland based information technology company, NaughtsnCrosses Pty Ltd.


  • Pharmaceutical patent review launched

    October 22, 2012

    Wayne Condon, National Law Group Practice leader today spoke to BRR Media about the recently announced Pharmaceuticals Patents review by the Australian Federal Government...


  • Racing Authority takes horse IP

    October 9, 2012

    Senior Associate Kellie Stonier, spoke to BRR Media about the introduction of new rules by the horse racing authority which change the IP rights of horse owners who want their horses to compete in Australian races...


  • Cyber squatting on the rise

    September 12, 2012

    Principal Jürgen Bebber, spoke to BRR Media about the rise of cyber squatting activity and the considerable increase in the number of domain name disputes over the past couple of years...


  • Patent inquiry to impact telcos

    September 6, 2012

    Wayne Condon, National Law Group Practice leader today spoke to BRR Media about the inquiry into the regime of Compulsory Licensing of Patents in Australia by the Productivity Commission...


  • Copyright reform issues paper released

    August 22, 2012

    Wayne Condon, National Law Group Practice leader today spoke to BRR Media about the release of the first consultation paper for the enquiry of reforming the Copyright landscape by the Australian Law Reform Commission earlier this week...


  • BRR Media Legal Brief: Europe rejects ACTA anti-piracy agreement

    July 10, 2012

    Griffith Hack Principal Derek Baigent speaks to David Bushby on BRR Media Legal Brief about the European Parliament’s recent rejection of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA).


  • Review new top level domain list now!

    June 19, 2012

    Principal Jürgen Bebber, spoke to BRR Media about the recent Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) reveal of top level domain names...


  • Let us guide you through ... our new Melbourne office

    April 30, 2012

    Welcome to our new Melbourne office at 161 Collins Street. For those of you who have not yet visited us, please click here to view our online virtual tour...


  • Optus TV Now suspended

    April 30, 2012

    National Law Group Senior Associate Kellie Stonier spoke to BRR Media about the significant Full Federal Court overturn of appeal, and resulting suspension of Optus’ TV Now service...


  • Sky Business News: Analysing Patent trends in Alzheimer's disease

    March 23, 2012

    With over 35 million sufferers worldwide and an ageing population, there is currently a growing concentration of patents addressing Alzheimer’s disease...


  • Raising the Bar in IP

    March 23, 2012

    Wayne Condon, National Law Group Practice leader today spoke to BRR Media about the ‘Raising the Bar’ Bill which was signed off this week by Parliament...


  • Yahoo/Facebook IP War - Why Patents still matter

    March 19, 2012

    IP Management Consultant Mike Lloyd, spoke to Boardroom Radio about the IP battle set to begin between Yahoo and Facebook. This follows an accusation made by Yahoo last week, that Facebook has violated as many as 20 of its patents...


  • Sky Business News: Research & Development tax incentives for foreign companies

    February 27, 2012

    Could you get 45 cents back for every dollar spent on research and development? Griffith Hack Consulting’s Tracey Murray and David Mason explain this tax incentive and how it can help turn your good idea into a great business...


  • Patent trends for Alzheimer's disease

    February 14, 2012

    Following the recent release of the white paper ‘Clearing the fog: Patenting trends for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease’, IP Management Consultant Mike Lloyd and Principal Amanda Stark spoke to Boardroom Radio about the results of this paper...


  • 94.7 The Pulse: Patents in Alzheimer's disease

    February 13, 2012

    Following the recent release of the white paper, “Clearing the fog: Patenting trends for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease”, IP Management Consultant Mike Lloyd spoke to regional radio station The Pulse about the results of this paper...


  • Green light for Optus TV Now

    February 7, 2012

    National Law Group Senior Associate Kellie Stonier spoke to Boardroom Radio about Optus’ significant victory in the Australian Federal Court against copyright claims brought by the AFL, Telstra and NRL...


  • Australian design protection

    December 7, 2011

    Following the recent release of the white paper, “Protected by Design: The changing face of registered design protection in Australia”, Senior Associate Byron Bowman spoke with Boardroom Radio on the current major trends in design registration, what kind of design protection is available, what design registration certification does and what Byron’s number one tip is for registered designs...


  • Patent trolls in Australia?

    December 5, 2011

    National Law Group Practice Leader Wayne Condon recently spoke with Boardroom Radio on the issue of patent trolls – those who use patents as a weapon to extract significant licence fees, giving rise to a new industry of patent aggregators…


  • ABC Radio: Patents 101

    November 10, 2011

    Engineering Principal John McCormack Principal spoke with Fiona Parker on the Morning Program on ABC Central Victoria 91.1FM to provide an overview of the patents process within the Australian market and how a person can best protect their inventions...


  • Consulting on Copyright Safe Harbour but iiNet outcome needed first

    October 25, 2011

    IP Law Group Senior Associate Justin Lambert speaks with Boardroom Radio on the Government's recent release of a consultation paper proposing to broaden the scope of the safe harbor scheme under the copyright act...


  • Sky Business News: Research & Development Opportunities for Australian Businesses

    October 13, 2011

    Tracey Murray and David Mason, Directors of Griffith Hack Consulting, recently appeared on Sky Business News to discuss the research and development opportunities available to businesses in Australia...


  • Gene patent ban set to fail

    October 7, 2011

    In light of the Senate’s Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee's recent recommendation not to pass a controversial law to ban patents being granted over human genes, Wayne Condon and Amanda Stark consider if the Committee made the right decision.


  • Matt Blatt replicas go to court

    October 6, 2011

    With the future of replica designer furniture in Australia currently being tested, Andrew Goatcher discusses the issues associated with marketing replicas; what designers can do to protect their designs and livelihoods; and what affect the replica furniture market has had on the design industry...


  • Race to create biosimilar drugs

    September 23, 2011

    With patent protection over some of the world’s most expensive drugs nearing their expiry date or in (some/many) cases having already expired, the race to create copies of these drugs to be sold at far cheaper prices is well and truly underway. Wayne Condon and Dr Stuart Boyer discuss this ‘biosimilars’ development and how this will affect the Australian market…


  • Shield your brand from .xxx domain now

    September 15, 2011

    Griffith Hack Principal, Jürgen Bebber spoke with Boardroom Radio about the need for companies to purchase .xxx domain names to avoid their brand potentially being misused.


  • Senate to pass R&D tax scheme

    August 12, 2011

    Griffith Hack Consulting Directors, Tracey Murray and David Mason discuss the Government’s long awaited R&D Tax Credit Scheme which looks set to pass the Senate this month.


  • Grow Your Business: Intellectual Property and online retailing

    July 11, 2011

    John Lee speaks with Peter Switzer about how online retailers can protect their intellectual property...


  • How SMEs can exploit IP

    June 23, 2011

    Wayne Condon comments on IP Australia’s recent survey revealing a huge lack of awareness among SME’s of how IP issues relate to their businesses. Wayne discusses ways in which SMEs can exploit intellectual property.


  • New top level domains coming soon

    June 3, 2011

    Jürgen Bebber considers the expansion of internet domain names to include new top-level domains such as dot Sydney or dot ANZ, which will soon become reality with applications set to open late June...


  • 3 strikes for copyright infringers in NZ: should we follow suit?

    April 19, 2011

    Andrew Goatcher comments on the three strikes rule introduced in New Zealand and considers whether Australia should follow suit...


  • Plain packs planned for cigarettes in Australia

    April 14, 2011

    Wayne Condon comments on the Federal Government exposure draft which could see all tobacco products subject to plain packaging and considers the branding and trade mark perspectives...


  • Larrikin laughs again in copyright appeal: essence of Kookaburra reproduced

    April 8, 2011

    Wayne Condon comments on the Full Federal Court dismissal of an appeal by EMI in relation to copyright infringement in the song Down Under...


  • Woolworths says: honest to goodness, no infringement

    March 25, 2011

    Sally Nicolson comments on the recent Federal Court trademarks case between supermarket giant Woolworths and independent food retailer, Honest to Goodness.


  • The war for control of our smartphones

    March 1, 2011

    With 320 million smartphone models sold each year around the world, a multibillion-dollar patent war has emerged. Griffith Hack’s Mike Lloyd Ambercite's Doris Spielthenner map the complicated patent landscape.


  • The gene patent debate: the rest of the story

    February 14, 2011

    Amanda Stark, Principal at Griffith Hack recently co-presented a discussion on how a proposed Bill in the Senate is threatening scientific research sustained by patents – on all biological materials.


  • In the Public - AusBiotech member briefing: The gene patent debate: the rest of the story

    February 10, 2011

    Amanda Stark, Principal at Griffith Hack recently co-presented a discussion on how a proposed Bill in the Senate is threatening scientific research sustained by patents – on all biological materials.


  • Grow Your Business: Green Trade Marks

    February 10, 2011

    Switzer Interview with Nicola Scheepers and Philip Wood.


  • All Energy Australia Conference 2010 - Intellectual Property Q&A

    January 5, 2011

    Mike Lloyd, IP Management Consultant at Griffith Hack leads an interactive discussion on IP at the All Energy Australia Conference, which was held in Melbourne in October 2010.


  • Nicola Scheepers interviewed on whether UGG is a trade mark or descriptive term

    December 15, 2010

    In an interview that went live on 15 December 2010 on Boardroom Radio Australia, Nicola Scheepers commented on a recently filed trademark infringement lawsuit against Emu Australia for allegedly breaching the US company Decker Corporation (Decker) which owns UGG Australia’s trade mark in the US.


  • Protecting your IP – The benefits of having IP protection in place, from the business owner’s perspective

    October 28, 2010

    Switzer Interview with Robert Wulff and Philip Wood.


  • Branding Technology – Amplifying the value of your IP through branding

    October 28, 2010

    It is often the case that Australian technology companies confine their focus on technical developments
    and miss out on building the major asset of successful organisations, their brand...


  • Sky Business News Interview: 'Green trade marks and the rise of green washing'

    October 25, 2010

    Nicola Scheepers & John Lee are interviewed by Sky Business News


  • Green Trade Marks Radio 5AA Interview

    October 22, 2010

    Radio 5AA interviews Chris Sgourakis on Green Trade Marks.


  • Rising risks of green trade marks

    October 14, 2010

    Chris Sgourakis and John Lee talk with Boardroom Radio Australia


  • YouTube to pay music industry in France for distribution of works

    October 7, 2010

    Paul Mallon, Principal at Griffith Hack talks with Boardroom Radio Australia


  • Google can sell trade marks as keywords

    August 16, 2010

    Jürgen Bebber speaks with Boardroom Radio about the recent Google case rulings in regards to their rights to sell trade marks as search terms and their upcoming European ruling.


  • Google can sell Trade Marks as keywords

    August 11, 2010

    Jurgen Bebber, Principal at Griffith Hack talks with Boardroom Radio Australia


  • Managing IP Risks in Economic Downturns

    July 20, 2010

    In an interview on the Sky News Business Channel, lead Sydney Law Group Principal John Lee joined the LAW TV program on July 20.


  • Patent Legislation Under the Microscope

    July 20, 2010

    Wayne Condon, Principal at Griffith Hack discusses the Patents Act on Law TV


  • IP in oil and gas industry

    July 19, 2010

    Paul Mallon and Greg Munt discuss IP for the Oil & Gas Industry with Boardroom Radio Australia


  • New top level domain names: New trade mark issues?

    April 16, 2010

    Griffith Hack Senior Associate, Jürgen Bebber speaks to Boardroom Radio about the recent ICANN developments in regards to registeration of top level domains names.


  • Fashion victim - protecting your IP on the catwalk

    August 7, 2009

    Sally Nicolson, Special Counsel at Griffith Hack talks with Boardroom Radio Australia


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