Raconteur publishes IP report
Raconteur has published its annual intellectual property special report and CITMA is once again a publishing partner.
The 16-page report, published in The Times and on The Times iPad edition homepage this week, features analysis of the current state and trends in intellectual property (IP).
CITMA President Tania Clark is one of the experts featured, providing analysis of one of the most pressing issues in IP – counterfeits.
Tania shared her insight on why a collaborative approach with e-retailers like Amazon is making it harder for counterfeiters to flourish.
Analysis of how video games are pushing the boundaries of IP law, Brexit and artificial intelligence are also covered by the report.
Click here to read the free digital version of the report
Using best-in-class journalism and industry commentators, this publication aims to educate the senior business community of The Times on the current information gaps in patents, trade marks and copyright issues, including offering fresh insight and clarity on the UK’s current position in terms of post-Brexit IP.
With a national circulation of 436,692 and an overall readership of 1.13 million, The Times is the leading business newspaper in the UK, reaching the largest multi-stakeholder audience of business leaders and C-suite executives than any other newspaper, including The Financial Times.
Raconteur is a premium independent publishing house, committed to producing high quality, special interest content for The Times & The Sunday Times newspapers since 2008.