Ip...frequently

It’s the pre-Halloween episode with David and Brad announcing the best costume contest and, importantly, the bobbing for apples booth is still scheduled despite the current global pandemic.

A series of matchups in this episode: Groundhog Day vs. Caddy Shack, Gerald Ford vs. Jimmy Carter, and blimps vs. other forms of transportation.

In our newly famous segment, “This Week in Licensing”, Brad discusses the importance of wiring instructions in license agreements. David lightens the mood by reporting on the best breakfast sandwich he’s ever had (hint: it has a little bit of a runny yolk).

Microagressions, 1st amendment rights, and everything you ever wanted to know about Eugene V. Debs

Our podcast is back after a little vacation from the tension and everyday calamities that are going on all around us. On this week’s episode we discuss the most appetizing way to prepare cheese curds, the best font for license agreements, and a segment that’s sure to be nominated for a Bronze Stevie Award: Time Machine.

In this episode: Brad and David chime in on whether Tik Tok should be barred or banned. Brad’s old man, Larry Sheafe joins us again as we launch ‘This Week in Licensing’ Find out the significance of August 29th, 2020

Tune in this week for our new segment, Invention of the Week. This episode is sponsored by IPedia, the advanced AI patent engine that most likely won’t take the route of Skynet and precipitate the demise of humanity.

If you’re looking for a good beef bourguignon, or perhaps someone to take a saber to your champagne bottle, Bob Burke is your man. Sit back, relax, and tune in as Brad and David banter with special guest and famous restaurateur, Bob Burke.

In this episode, David Pridham travels to 100 BC with a partial Bocce ball set and makes his way to the Roman Senate.

It’s the open-roof episode, where Brad and David discuss dodgeball with jugglers, President Abraham Lincoln, and Pippin.

Bats in the belfry, what makes this country great, and the difference between salad days and heydays

Back for more gripping tales by Bill Morgan involving Zima. Episode 2: Brockton, Boxing, and Booze.

Gripping tales about the great city of Brockton, MA, the Irish Micky Ward, and Zima.

Expert analysis of Man vs. Horse, murder hornets, and other thorny issues

Is there chaos in the land of IP? Tune in as David and Brad talk COVID-19 and a particular 80’s hair band

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively, after their summer hiatus.

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively. They interview Scott Graham, Journalist, ALM, The Recorder – on a bunch of IP related topics.

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively. They make some prognostications on Intellectual Property in the near future – say 50 years out.

This is the Big One: Oil States and SAS decisions are in from the Supreme Court and Brad and David will break it all down for you.

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively. They were on a bit of a break as they were trotting around the globe closing very large patent transactions with international companies. 2017 was a record year for patent licensing for Dominion Harbor and Q1 2018 shows no signs of slowing down either. On today’s IP…Frequently episode Brad and David take on the debacle that is Facebook and the fact that they have now allowed more that 87 million of their users’ date to be bought and exploited by politically driven data firms such as Cambridge Analytica. Mark Zuckerberg was trotted out before Congress this past week were he was grilled by the House and Senate on Facebook’s role in allowing third party firms to nefariously exploit users’ data. By and large he did an ok job with the grilling but only time will tell if he and his firm can deliver on the promises of change that were committed. Check out David Pridham’s latest article of