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[trIPping] When people refuse to call your brand by its name: can you make them by enforcing…

[trIPping] When people refuse to call your brand by its name: can you make them by enforcing…

[this is trIPing, where we discuss the craziest ideas and possibilities in Intellectual Property. No final thoughts, no legal advice, just…
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Ana Clara Ribeiro
[trIPping] “Artist X type of song”: should the (unauthorized) use of voices be allowed in…

[trIPping] “Artist X type of song”: should the (unauthorized) use of voices be allowed in…

[this is trIPing, where we discuss the craziest ideas and possibilities in Intellectual Property. No final thoughts, no legal advice, just…
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Ana Clara Ribeiro
[trIPping] Copyrights, trademarks: how can you protect a chord progression?

[trIPping] Copyrights, trademarks: how can you protect a chord progression?

[Introducing trIPing, where we discuss the craziest ideas and possibilities in Intellectual Property. No final thoughts, no legal advice…
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Ana Clara Ribeiro
Can fans & artists be business partners? Why fans are the new stakeholders in the music industry

Can fans & artists be business partners? Why fans are the new stakeholders in the music industry

One line from episode 15 of Suchwita (the YouTube talk show hosted by BTS’ SUGA) caught my attention. When describing the relationship…
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Ana Clara Ribeiro
When fandom & IP collide: unraveling the impact of fandom discourse on Intellectual Property…

When fandom & IP collide: unraveling the impact of fandom discourse on Intellectual Property…

In the digital age, music fans are not just passive listeners. They have become active participants in shaping the discourse around their…
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Ana Clara Ribeiro
Sports and music may converge as both turn to fan-centric approaches

Sports and music may converge as both turn to fan-centric approaches

Many would say sports and music both fall into the same market genre: the entertainment industry. That’s fair, even though both industries…
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Ana Clara Ribeiro
Why artists like Bad Bunny, Beyoncé, Anitta trademark their nicknames

Why artists like Bad Bunny, Beyoncé, Anitta trademark their nicknames

When it comes to IP, protecting an artist’s nickname might be just as important as trademarking their stage name.
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Ana Clara Ribeiro
IP & fandom experience: ARMY Bombs brighten j-hope’s historic stage at Lollapalooza

IP & fandom experience: ARMY Bombs brighten j-hope’s historic stage at Lollapalooza

The technology & design of the BTS official lightsticks show how IP can create memorable concert experiences for fans.
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Ana Clara Ribeiro
The era of the “one-artist festival”: concert experiences level up after the pandemic

The era of the “one-artist festival”: concert experiences level up after the pandemic

Concert experiences upgrade to become entire touristic experiences with multiple entertainment options and business possibilities
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Ana Clara Ribeiro
Even public entities are investing in music and Intellectual Property rights

Even public entities are investing in music and Intellectual Property rights

Entertainment companies and individuals are not the only ones aware of the financial potential of music and entertainment.
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Ana Clara Ribeiro
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