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You, me & the UPCCase by case | Court of Appeal Upholds First Instance Decision Ruling on Inadmissible BroadeningOn 5 November 2025, the Court of Appeal rejected an appeal by Seoul Viosys Co Ltd (Viosys) against the decision of the Düsseldorf Local Division (LD) revoking its EP 3 223 320 patent for inadmissible broadening. Nischay Mall dives into the details in this episode. Check it out now!The appeal Mischay refers to in this episode can be read about here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-12-1904 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Paris Central Division Rejects Joinder Application Under r. 340.1 and Maintains Separate Proceedings for Both Infringement and RevocationBelparts Group N.V. (Belparts) sought, under r.340.1 RoP, to consolidate infringement and revocation actions pending before the Munich Local Division (LD) and Paris Central Division (CD) relating to the same patent. Nicholas Round explains all in this episode.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-12-1902 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Court of Appeal Clarifies Claim Construction: Undisclosed Experimental Data IrrelevantSTEROS had obtained provisional measures against OTEC from the Hamburg Local Division, Court of First Instance (CFI), alleging infringement of EP 4 249 647. The patent relates to an electrolytic medium used in electropolishing. Nicholas Round explains all in this episode.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-12-1202 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Court of Appeal Affirms No Automatic Suspensive Effect for Information OrdersNischay Mall explores the Court of Appeals decision rejecting an application by Black Sheep Retail Products BV (Black Sheep) for suspensive effect of the first-instance decision requiring it to disclose information to HL Display AB (HL) to assist in calculating damages.The first instance judgment was previously reported here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-12-1202 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | The Hague LD rejects Abbott’s application for a Preliminary InjunctionRachael Cartwright talks you through the Hague LD's decision in Abbott Diabetes Care Inc.’s application for provisional measures against Sinocare Inc. and A. Menarini Diagnostics s.r.l. relating to displays for continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems. Read more here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-12-0504 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Milan Central Division Upholds Labrador Diagnostics Patent in Amended Form After bioMérieux ChallengeThe Milan Central Division gave its decision on the consolidated revocation actions brought by bioMérieux against Labrador Diagnostics in relation to a patent claiming an instrument for detecting a biological analyte. Ben Reeves dives into the details in this episode. Listen now!If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-12-0502 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Court of Appeal Clarifies Penalty Rule in Kodak v. FujifilmOn 14 October 2025, the UPC Court of Appeal addressed an appeal by Kodak against penalty orders issued by the Mannheim Local Division in an infringement action brought by Fujifilm concerning EP 3 511 174. Luke Norton gives details in this episode. Tune in! If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-11-2801 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | The Hague Local Division issues Decision by Default Judgment granting Amycel a Permanent InjunctionRachael Cartwright explores The Hague Local Division's (LD)decision by default judgment in an infringement action after the defendant failed to file its Statement of Defence by the deadline in this episode. If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-11-2804 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Court of Appeal Upholds UPC's Compatibility with EU Law and Judicial StructureHannah Rigby explores the UPC Court of Appeal's decision to reject an appeal filed by Roku International B.V and Roku, Inc (Roku) against several orders issued by the Munich Local Division. Read more UPC case insights here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-11-2106 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Paris Central Division finds further Edwards patent valid and infringedThe Paris Central Division has dismissed a revocation action brought by Meril Life Sciences against EP 4 141 181 (the Patent) owned by Edwards Lifesciences Corporation, but upheld Edwards’ counterclaim that the Patent was infringed by Meril’s ‘Octacor’ and ‘Octapro’ systems. Luke Norton explains more in this episode. Discover more UPC insights here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-11-2102 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Occlutech obtains preliminary injunction against LepuBen Reeves talks you through the Hamburg Local Division's decision to grant a Preliminary Injunction (PI) in Occlutech v Lepu based on Occlutech's patent for a braided occlusion device, EP 2 387 951. Of particular interest are the Court’s findings on imminent infringement, urgency and the balance of interests between the parties. Read more here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-11-1403 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | UPC grants permanent long arm injunctionThe Local Division of the Hague upheld the validity of HL Display AB's patent for shelf dividers and found Black Sheep Retail Products B.V. (BSRP) had directly and indirectly infringed the patent. Ben Reeves explains all in today's episode. Listen now! You can also read more about this and other recent cases here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-11-1403 min
The RoadmapAI Governance - Manage & MonitorIn the final episode of our series on AI Governance, Vik Khurana and Simon McDougall set out how organisations can manage and monitor AI risk on an ongoing basis, focusing on turning governance into a BAU process, monitoring the performance of AI systems and the importance of AI literacy and training for your teams. Send us a textThanks for listening!If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.comFind all the episodes as we release them here, and don’t for...
2025-11-1317 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | The UPC grants first anti-interim-license injunctionsMaria Ryan looks at InterDigital's ex parte provisional measures against Amazon granted by the Mannheim Local Division, designed to protect InterDigital’s ability to pursue infringement actions before the UPC in today's episode. You can read more on this here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-11-0701 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Court of Appeal admits Apple’s intervention in confidentiality appealIn this episode, Naoise Gaffney looks at the Court of Appeal's decision to grant Apple's application to intervene in Sun Patent Trust’s appeal against a confidentiality order issued by the Paris Local Division (LD). Read more by clicking here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-11-0702 minThe RoadmapAI Governance - Design & ImplementIn the second episode of our series on AI Governance, Vik Khurana and Simon McDougall set out how organisations can design and implement AI governance into their organisations, covering the gap analysis required, risk classification tools, regulatory mapping and requirements inventory.Send us a textThanks for listening!If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.comFind all the episodes as we release them here, and don’t forget to subscribe! Follow us on LinkedIn using #TheRoadmapPod
2025-11-0616 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | UPC Court of Appeal revokes Seoul Viosys patentIn this episode, Maria Ryan discussed the UPC Court of Appeal's decision on the validity of a patent held by Seoul Viosys Co., Ltd. (Viosys) relating to improving the current spread and light output of flip-chip type LEDs. You can read more here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-10-3101 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Düsseldorf LD grants ex parte “saisie” order for trade fair.Naoise Gaffney takes you through the ex parte order under Art. 60 UPCA in respect of a machine being exhibited at the EMO Hannover trade fair granted by the Düsseldorf LD on 22 September 2025. Discover more here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-10-3103 minThe RoadmapAI Governance - Identify & AssessIn the first episode in our mini-series on AI Governance, Vik Khurana and Simon McDougall set out how organisations can kick off their programme, starting with the important work of identifying and assessing the use of AI, risk framework maturity, roles and responsibilities and high level risk and regulatory exposure.Send us a textThanks for listening!If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.comFind all the episodes as we release them here, and don’t forget to subscribe! Follow us...
2025-10-3016 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | Court of Appeal's guidance on request for unitary effectIn this episode, Kate O'Sullivan looks at the Court of Appeal's decision to dismiss an application to annul a decision of the EPO to reject a request for unitary effect under r.97 RoP. Read more here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-10-2303 min
You, me & the UPCCase by case | The Hague Local Division issues a Preliminary Injunction (Washtower v Wasombouw)Welcome to You, Me and the UPC: Case by Case! A new offshoot fo our existing podcast which covers individual case updates. In this episode, Maria Ryan delves into the preliminary injunction granted by The Hague Local Division on the basis of infringement by equivalence. Read more here.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. Follow us on LinkedIn.
2025-10-2304 minThe RoadmapAI Governance – top tips from a technology executiveIn this episode, Vik Khurana and Simon McDougall (Bristows Senior Adviser and Chief Strategist for AI at ZoomInfo) discuss the emerging discipline of AI governance and risk management. In particular they offer practical tips to those starting out in AI governance on:How to get started with setting up AI governance.The main industry frameworks and standards for useful baselines.Getting to know how your organisation engages with AI.Here are links to the learning resources Simon and Vik discuss during the first section:Bristows AI resource centreAda Lovelace InstituteICO AI resource centreExponential ViewSilicon SandsAI as...
2025-09-2621 min
You, me & the UPCEP 11: UPC reflections two years onJoin Claire Phipps-Jones, Richard Pinckney and Gregory Bacon as they reflect and share insights on the first two years of the UPC.Topics include the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of the UPC, local flavours and harmonisation and thoughts on cross-border claims post BSH v Electrolux and Fujifilm v Kodak.Note: All information was correct at the time of recording.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com. Find all the episodes as we release them here. ...
2025-08-1419 minThe RoadmapAI system ‘building blocks’ – a deep dive on value, IP, open v proprietary and legal risksIn this episode, Vik Khurana explains the ‘building blocks’ of an AI system and various legal and commercial trends, risks and issues. In particular:What are the building blocks? A deep dive on training data, weights and parameters, model code, inference code and computational resources. Where does value and IP reside within each block? What is typically accessible and what is not? What is proprietary and what is open sourced?The different licensing models and regulatory exceptions around the development and use of open source AI.Here is a link to the ‘building blocks’ diagram Vik mentions in the episo...
2025-08-1235 minYou, me & the UPCEp 10: Early UPC case law following BSH v ElectroluxIn episode 10 of You, me & the UPC, Charlie French and Sam Harvey look at life in the UPC following the CJEU’s decision in BSH v Electrolux (C-339/22), which marked a significant shift in the approach to jurisdiction for patent disputes in Europe. They discuss the UPC case law since that decision was handed down in February 2025, including IMC Creations v Mul-T-Lock, Dainese v Alpinestars, Genevant and Arbutus v Moderna, Seoul Viosys v Laser Components and Hurom v NUC Electonics, and look ahead to what this might mean for patent litigation in the UPC and national courts in...
2025-07-1719 minThe RoadmapMedical device software market on the brink? The AI Act alarm bells are ringing - Part 3In this final episode of our three-part mini series on the EU AI Act and its implications for manufacturers of medical devices, Marc Dautlich and Alex Denoon look in detail at Annex V of the Act. Annex V of the EU AI Act requires, amongst other things, that a manufacturer provide the Notified Body making a conformity assessment with a statement that the high risk AI system that is being assessed and which forms part of the medical device, and which involves the processing of personal data (as many medical devices will), "complies with the GDPR". ...
2025-06-0407 minThe RoadmapMedical device software market on the brink? The AI Act alarm bells are ringing - Part 2As rumours swirl of a delay to the date of application of the AI Act, here is part 2 of specialists Marc Dautlich and Alex Denoon's podcast.In this episode, they delve further into Marc’s territory – the principles based GDPR - and note an uncomfortable practical constraint hidden away in Annex V of the EU AI Act.This issue wasn’t addressed in Team-NB’s Position Paper, but is likely to be a significant challenge.Send us a textThanks for listening!If you have any feedback, questions or comme...
2025-05-2811 minThe RoadmapMedical device software market on the brink? The AI Act alarm bells are ringing - Part 1Team-NB, representing the majority of Notified Bodies for EU MDR and IVDR medical devices, has issued a stark warning: the implementation of the EU AI Act carries a significant risk of major disruption to the medical device software sector.Their recently published Position Paper doesn't hold back, highlighting critical shortcomings in the implementation framework and emphasising the dwindling time left to address them. Team-NB is urgently calling for swift action to prevent widespread issues.To unpack this crucial situation, our specialists Marc Dautlich and Alex Denoon offer their expert...
2025-05-1913 minThe RoadmapNavigating the challenges of investing in or acquiring companies utilising Agentic AIIn the second episode of our series exploring Corporate Law and AI, our experts, Partner Iain Redford (Corporate & Tax) and Partner Vik Khurana (Commercial Technology), highlight some of the key risks which are likely to arise in doing deals with the next generation of AI companies with suggestions about ways to mitigate those risks.Note: All information was correct at the time of recording. (15.04.25)Send us a textThanks for listening!If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.com...
2025-04-2311 minThe RoadmapNavigating the Future – Corporate Law and AI – Recognising value in AI transactionsIn the first episode of our series exploring Corporate Law and AI, our experts, Partner Vik Khurana (Commercial Technology) and Of Counsel Richard Swaine (Corporate & Tax), focused on the current state of AI transactional work and recognising and protecting value.Note: All information was correct at the time of recording. (14.03.25)Send us a textThanks for listening!If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.comFind all the episodes as we release them here, and don’t fo...
2025-04-0120 minThe RoadmapCompliance considerations for consumer techOn this episode of The Roadmap, Alice Esuola-Grant and Jamie Cox discuss legislative updates in consumer technology as a result of the EU’s Product Liability Directive and the UK’s Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act.They provide an overview of the new provisions, the timeline for implementing the new legislation and things that businesses should start thinking about now to ensure compliance.Note: All information was correct at the time of recording.Send us a textThanks for listening!If you have any feedback, ques...
2025-03-1214 minThe RoadmapNIS2 - Gearing up to the next cybersecurity levelIn this episode, James Johnston and Anna Ni Uiginn talk about the EU NIS2 Directive which will raise cybersecurity standards across critical sectors in the EU. James and Anna will discuss the sectors that are within the scope of the directive, along with the new risk management measures and reporting requirements the directive introduces.Note: All information was correct at the time of recording.Send us a textThanks for listening!If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.com...
2025-02-0518 minThe RoadmapGenAI terms of service benchmarkingIn this episode, Elisa Lindemann and Vik Khurana discuss our benchmarking of the terms of service of the top 10 GenAI providers. They unpack the latest market practice positions and explain what this means to customers and users, in particular how lawyers can advise on best practice use and adoption of GenAI tools and what this might mean for internal use policies and risk management frameworks. Topics include:ownership of outputs generated by AI;accuracy, hallucinations and the level of responsibility the providers take;providers’ rights to use input data and associated risks;IP indemnities and copyright commitments; andcompliance wi...
2025-01-1024 minYou, me & the UPCEp 9: FRAND in the UPC - Panasonic v OppoIn this collaboration between our FRANDly Chat and You, me & the UPC podcasts, our experts, Naomi Hazenberg, Richard Pinckney and Francion Brooks, bring you a discussion on the first substantive FRAND decision of the UPC in Panasonic v Oppo.Find our other FRANDly Chat episodes here and our other You, me & the UPC episodes here.Note: All information was correct at the time of recording.If you have any feedback, questions, or comments, please email us at upcpodcast@bristows.com.
2024-12-2025 minThe RoadmapAI in the workplaceIn this episode, Marc Dautlich takes the Roadmap off-road to speak to special guests, Sean Griffin (Partner at US firm, Longman & Van Grack) and Emily Atkinson (of Bristows’ very own Employment and Immigration team) about the use of AI in the workplace here in the UK and in the US. Marc, Sean and Emily discuss and compare the employment/labour law and data protection issues arising from HR-related uses of AI, including:how existing law is already shaping AI-related workplace disputes on both sides of the pond, including real-life examples of how AI is already being use...
2024-12-0348 minThe RoadmapEU AI Act: Impact on contracts and dealsIn this episode, Camille Beckmann speaks to Anneke Pol and Vik Khurana (along with a special guest AI chatbot!) on how to structure contracts to comply with the new EU AI Act.Much of the focus so far has rightly been on compliance with the AI Act, as companies work out whether, and how, it applies to them and what they will need to do to get their AI systems to market. We are now moving to how this will impact AI deals, setting-out emerging best practice for contracting for AI systems and uses that are regulated...
2024-11-0628 minYou, me & the UPCEp 8: Jurisdiction – Testing the LimitsIn our 8th episode, Charlie French and Aida Tohala explore some of the recent decisions from the UPC exploring the boundaries of the court’s jurisdiction. These cases deal with questions including:Does the UPC have jurisdiction over countries that have signed the UPC Agreement, but not yet ratified it?How to decide whether to stay UPC proceedings when parallel litigation is ongoing at the EPO or nationally?Is it only national litigation commenced during the UPC transitional period that can lead to a stay of UPC proceedings?”Note: All information was correct at the time...
2024-10-2414 minThe RoadmapHow to avoid mega tech projects becoming mega tech disputesIn this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers, Adrian Sim and Freya Ollerearnshaw distil the key issues and takeaways from the one of the biggest tech disputes to reach the UK courts in recent years. They share perspectives that both customers and suppliers may find useful. In particular, Adrian and Freya will explore:the impact of dependency and relief provisions, and what can happen where known dependencies are not expressly included in the contract; how conditions precedent can be used by both customers and suppliers to great effect in a variety of circumstances; andsome pitfalls when liability c...
2024-10-0922 minThe RoadmapEU AI Act: Product safetyNumerous parallels can be drawn between the EU AI Act and product safety legislation - including risk classification for product liability, conformity assessments, CE marking and post-market surveillance – all of which are mirrored in the Act.But are organisations that are well-versed in placing safety-critical products on the market, better prepared to comply with the product safety aspects of the EU AI Act than others?In the second episode of our mini-series focusing on this significant regulatory change, host Anneke Pol is joined by Charlie Hawes and Alex Denoon to:Explore some of these pa...
2024-08-0933 minThe RoadmapEU AI Act – ‘high risk’ AI, roles and requirementsIn the first episode in this series on the EU AI Act, our tech lawyers Anneke Pol and Vik Khurana introduce some key elements of the Act we think all organisations need to be aware of. In particular:how to know whether your AI product or use is “high risk” – a vital question since so many of the Act’s requirements flow from it; andwhat “role” you’re playing under the Act – including, importantly, providers (developers) and deployers (i.e. users). Please stay tuned for upcoming episodes in this series, including product safety under the AI Act and how to manage in...
2024-07-2625 minYou, me & the UPCEp 7: Protective OrdersIn this episode of You, me and the UPC, Charlie French and Naomi Hazenberg are joined by Eden Winlow to discuss the regime for protecting trade secrets and other confidential information in the UPC. The team cover decisions from the Dusseldorf Local Division in 10x Genomics v Curio and Fujifilm v Kodak, the Hague Local Division in Plant-e v Arkyne and the Paris Local Division in C-Kore v Novawell. Finally, the conversation turns to some practical points that have arisen from the discussion of the protection of confidential material in other cases.Note: This episode...
2024-07-2524 minThe RoadmapBonus episode - More signal, less noise: GenAI tools in legal practiceThis bonus episode features Vik Khurana - a partner in our commercial technology team as well as regular guest of this show – in conversation with David Malkinson of Morae, a legal technology company.It’s a recording of a Q&A session which took place at ConnectLive, a major legal tech conference hosted by iManage, in London on 20 June 2024. The discussion explored the impact of GenAI tools within the legal sector and practical adoption considerations. David and Vik also provide their insights on the evolving landscape of legal tech and its effect on the work of lawyers.
2024-07-1828 minThe RoadmapContractual remedies for customersWith Alice Esuola-Grant in the host’s seat this week, The Roadmap welcomes Rob Powell to explore the various contractual remedies customers may consider including in their agreements with suppliers when engaging in digital transformation projects. What remedies are available? Which are best suited to the project in hand? Which have we seen work best in practice when invoked? And crucially, which ones are the most practical and realistic to enable you as a customer to achieve your business objectives?Note: All information was correct at the time of recording.Send us...
2024-06-1325 minYou, me & the UPCEp 6: Preliminary InjunctionsIn this episode of You, me & the UPC, Charlie French and Naomi Hazenberg cover the eight UPC preliminary injunction (PI) decisions to date. They discuss the legal points that have emerged from the various inter partes PI decisions, including the Court of Appeal decision in 10x Genomics v NanoString and the recent decision from the Düsseldorf Local Division in 10x Genomics v Curio, as well as ex parte PIs and the impact of filing a protective letter in the UPC.Note: the UPC Court of Appeal’s decision in Vusion Group SA (formerly SES-imagotag SA...
2024-05-1324 minThe RoadmapDigital Transformation Projects: Getting procurement rightThis time on The Roadmap Chris Holder chats to Rob Powell and Alice Esuola-Grant about managing the procurement process for your digital transformation - from aligning internal stakeholders, going out to market, managing bids and navigating tricky negotiations, as well as co-ordinating your own internal customer teams.Getting the procurement process right can be a key pillar in giving your digital transformation project the best chance of success - setting the tone for your relationship with the supplier and ensuring you achieve a robust, protective contract.Chris provides us with some of his top tips...
2024-05-0121 minThe RoadmapUse of AI and data in the 'Enterprise IT' supply chainIn this episode, our tech lawyers Vik Khurana and Anneke Pol discuss how IT suppliers use their customers’ data, the risks to customers and what they can do about it. In particular:The supplier arms-race to embed AI in their enterprise products and services.How they are using customer data and the legal and contractual loopholes they are leveraging.A checklist of risks and mitigations customers can use to guard against inadvertent data sharing.How 'hidden AI' in enterprise services is causing GenAI-specific IP, confidentiality, liability and accuracy issues and what you can do about them.No...
2024-03-2020 minYou, me & the UPCEp 5: Access to documents and transparencyIn our fifth episode of You, me & the UPC, our patent litigation experts, Naomi Hazenberg and Charlie French, cover the early cases regarding access to documents, transparency of UPC decision-making and the application of Rule 262.1(b) of the UPC Rules of Procedure.Note: This episode was recorded before the Court of Appeal hearing in Ocado v AutoStore on 12 March, which was attended by Gregory Bacon. The Court of Appeal indicated at the hearing that it would issue its decision as soon as possible - we will report the outcome when the decision is available.
2024-03-1522 minYou, me & the UPCEp 4: Early trends and statisticsIn our fourth episode of You, me & the UPC, our patent litigation experts, Naomi Hazenberg and Charlie French, cover the early statistics and trends emerging from the first eight months of the UPC.They explore:The uptake of the new unitary patent, top unitary patent proprietors and choice of language for unitary patents.The number of classic European patents being opted out of the UPC system…and back in again.An overview of the early cases and the various technologies involved.Choice of venue and language of proceedings for infringement and revocation actions.Note...
2024-02-2316 minThe RoadmapManaging the inevitable – tactics when facing a troubled projectThis time on the Roadmap, we’re exploring troubled projects. These are projects that are not in litigation territory yet but are having problems. Our experts Toby Crick and Anneke Pol discuss how to manage projects as they start to go wrong to try and avert failure, avoid disputes and work out a sensible way forward. They consider the importance of contractual change mechanisms, open but carefully managed dialogue, judicious use of escalation mechanisms and, if at all possible, having some flexibility when pricing the deal.Note: All information was correct at the ti...
2024-02-1323 minThe RoadmapIn conversation with AstraZenecaIn this episode, our tech partner Vik Khurana is joined by two very special guests, Adam McArthur and Warren Brown, from the global pharma and biotech company, AstraZeneca. Adam is Assistant General Counsel (Digital, IT and Operations) and Chief Legal and Compliance Officer at Evinova (AstraZeneca’s new Healthtech business). Warren is Senior Counsel (Digital & Data) at AstraZeneca. They discuss:the impact of AI and digital technologies on the pharma and healthcare industriesways of working with tech companies and managing culture clashesdrawing from different skillsets to find the right solution for a digital projectbeing comfortable with ambiguity in a sci...
2024-01-1031 minThe RoadmapOur Digital Transformation Project Masterclass SeriesIn this bonus episode, commercial tech partners Vik Khurana and Adrian Sim introduce our Digital Transformation Project Masterclass Series. Comprising four, half-day, training sessions - taking place between January and April 2024 - the programme is designed, specifically, for in-house lawyers and procurement professionals who work on buy-side digital transformation, IT, outsourcing and commercial projects.You can find the full agenda, and registration details here.We look forward to seeing you at the sessions!Note: All information was correct at the time of recording.Send us...
2023-12-2116 minThe RoadmapSourcing for InnovationMany technology and sourcing deals are signed promising innovation, change and transformation. After all, there is a real need for these deals to drive more value from data through AI, analytics and multi-cloud, automate manual processes, and leverage best-of-breed tools and platforms.But too often, they don’t deliver innovation beyond the business-as-usual. In episode 18 of The Roadmap, our experts Vik Khurana and Anneke Pol explain how procurement processes and contractual frameworks can be enhanced to incentivise innovation. In particular, how better governance structures, a creative approach to IP and data constructs, and thinking outside the box on...
2023-11-2718 minThe RoadmapGenerative AI – Building complex solutionsThere’s no shortage of material on the internet about generative AI. However, in this episode of The Roadmap, we’ll be tuning-out the noise to focus on how companies are using this technology to build a new breed of business solution.Our technology experts Vik Khurana, Anneke Pol and William White give us an overview of how businesses are starting to deploy generative AI, together with a practical set of tips for any companies considering bringing generative AI into their business.Some of the questions the conversation covers include:What type of generative AI s...
2023-10-0927 minYou, me & the UPCEp 3: UPC JurisdictionIn our third episode of You, me & the UPC, our patent litigation experts, Naomi Hazenberg, Charlie French and Gregory Bacon, discuss the jurisdiction provisions of the UPC Agreement and the question of long-arm jurisdiction beyond UPC territories. They explore: Which cases can be brought in the UPC?Does a patentee have to bring a claim for infringement in all territories?Why are there different divisions? Which division(s) will have jurisdiction in each case? Is the scope of relief different in the various divisions?Can UPC decisions take effect outside the UPC? What are the consequences fo...
2023-09-2724 minYou, me & the UPCEp 1: UPC Basics - Part 1In our first episode of You, me & the UPC, our patent litigation experts, Naomi Hazenberg and Charlie French, provide an overview of the new UPC system, which opened its doors on 1 June 2023.They explore:What does the UPC bring to the European patent litigation landscape?Which countries will participate in the UPC, now and in the future?Which patents are covered by the new system (and which are not)?Differences between the new unitary patent and “classic” European patents.The transitional period: opt-out strategies and early opt-out figures.Looking for part 2? Find it here
2023-07-2711 minYou, me & the UPCEp 2: UPC Basics - Part 2In our second episode of You, me & the UPC, our patent litigation experts, Charlie French and Naomi Hazenberg, provide further insights and early figures for the new UPC system, which opened its doors on 1 June 2023.They explore:The different courts of the UPC: local and regional divisions, the Central Division and the Court of Appeal.The role of Milan in the re-formed Central Division.UPC judges and language of proceedings.The first cases – where they were filed and what we know so far.Note: It was announced on 22 July 2023, shortly after this episode wa...
2023-07-2717 minThe RoadmapThe EU-US Data Privacy Framework – an explainerThis time on The Roadmap, technology lawyer Rob Powell chats to data privacy expert Hannah Crowther – who gives us the lowdown on the EU Commission’s decision to adopt the EU-US Data Privacy Framework – and, more importantly, what it means for you in practice.They explore:How will this impact on your review of data protection agreements?What will need to change in terms of data due diligence?When does it kick-off?Where does this leave us in terms of the Standard Contractual Clauses?How long will this latest data transfer mechanism actually last and will it be...
2023-07-1916 minThe RoadmapGenerative AI – Top 5 legal risks and practical next stepsIn this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers Anneke Pol, Charlie Hawes and Toby Headdon discuss some of the legal risks associated with generative AI, Large Language Models and Foundation Models as well provide some practical takeaways for those looking to implement these technologies into their organisation.The conversation covers the following legal risks:Commercially-sensitive information and confidentialityHallucinations, incorrect facts and reliance on generated contentData protectionCopyright and IP infringementRegulatory considerationsNote: All information was correct at the time of recording.Send us a textThanks for listening!
2023-07-0527 minThe RoadmapAgile methodologies – strategic (re-)thinking: Part 2In this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers Alice Esuola-Grant, Adrian Sim and Jamie Cox complete our two-part series on Agile. They address Agile in the context of tech development and how Agile development projects should be approached when it comes to putting pen to paper.They explore:What Agile means in the context of tech development and what isn't Agile in this context.Some of the challenges of contracting for Agile and how those challenges can be addressed.How to balance the need for contractual certainty with the flexibility of Agile methodologiesLooking...
2023-06-1217 minThe RoadmapAgile methodologies – strategic (re-)thinking: Part 1In this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers Alice Esuola-Grant and Vik Khurana begin the first of a two-part series on Agile. They address the shift to agile ways of working and the obstacles to consider when making this change in your workplace or with third party suppliers.Part one is aimed at those who would like to know:Why are Agile methodologies commonly used to deliver projects?What are some of the strategic issues to consider when deciding to use Agile internally or when working with third parties?How can you create the right...
2023-06-0720 minThe RoadmapManagement of third-party IT service providersIn this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers Anneke Pol and Chris Holder map out the trends they foresee for third party IT service provider deals, a sector that has really developed over the past decade and seen phenomenal growth.This episode is aimed at those who would like to know:What is the difference between outsourcing and third party IT service provider management?What types of deal shapes and structures are we seeing emerge?How could AI possibly change the way people do business and the way that lawyers document that?What are some...
2023-05-0317 minThe RoadmapService Level Agreements – a practical guideIn this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers Rob Powell and Vik Khurana discuss how to approach service levels, something crucially important but often overlooked in technology contracts.This episode is aimed at those who would like to know:As a customer, what service commitments are you actually receiving? How practical are service legal agreements (SLAs) in reality? Will they ever be triggered and do they offer a worthwhile remedy? What are the key issues to look out for from a legal perspective when reviewing SLAs?Note: All information was correct at the...
2023-04-0530 minThe RoadmapOpen source - audit, valuation and dealsIn this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers Anneke Pol and Toby Crick, discuss open source software and highlight the importance of being conscious of what open source software your business uses, and - crucially - how it's used.This episode is aimed at those who would like to know:Why is understanding open source so important in a corporate context?What are the two main approaches to open source audits?How can open-source software affect a business's valuation?How is OSS addressed during the M&A processes?Toby is one of the pre-eminent...
2023-03-0126 minThe RoadmapTalent, people and HR issues in digital transformationIn this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers, Anneke Pol and Vik Khurana, alongside employment specialist Emily Atkinson, discuss digital transformation projects from a people, talent and HR perspective.This episode is aimed at those who would like to know:The key people considerations for an in-house digital transformation projectWhat options are available if your business doesn’t have in-house tech talentHow to focus on people and talent on an outsourced digital transformation projectContractual considerations – key terms to include to address people-related issuesManaging TUPE issues at the outset of a projectNote: All...
2023-02-0120 minThe RoadmapSoftware development - top tips for customersIn this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers Rob Powell and Adrian Sim share their top tips on approaching major software development projects from a customer’s perspective. We draw on Adrian’s extensive experience to discuss some practical and realistic solutions to issues customers may commonly face on these types of projects.This is particularly aimed at those who would like to know:What are the pitfalls to look out for in a software development project?What can you as a customer do, to give yourself the best chance of a successful outcome?How can...
2022-12-0724 minThe RoadmapAdtech agreements - key considerationsIn this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers Rob Powell and Alice Esuola-Grant discuss the wonderful world of adtech deals, focusing on key considerations in adtech agreements from both a publisher and advertiser perspective.This is particularly aimed at those who would like to know:How to pragmatically approach adtech dealsKey considerations in adtech agreements from both a publisher and advertiser perspectiveTypical key negotiation points that tend to arise and how they can be resolvedNote: All information was correct at the time of recording.Send us a text
2022-11-0923 minThe RoadmapInnovative ways to structure a dealIn this episode of The Roadmap, our corporate and tech lawyers Louise Eldridge, Drishi Beeharry, Vik Khurana and Anneke Pol discuss contractual options available to companies that want to do a digital transformation corporate deal such as mergers, joint ventures and acquisitions.What is the best structure for a digital transformation deal? This is particularly aimed at those who would like to know:Innovative deal models - collaborative joint ventures and incentivising investmentsHow to partner with tech firms or leverage their IP or dataHow can your business achieve benefits while reducing risk?Note:...
2022-10-1221 minThe RoadmapSaaS – A customer’s perspectiveIn this episode of The Roadmap, our technology experts Vik Khurana and Rob Powell focus on how to approach engaging software as a service (SaaS) suppliers from a customer’s perspective, including – crucially – how to ultimately minimise risk to your business.This is particularly aimed at those who would like to know:What is meant by SaaS?How should you as a customer approach SaaS deals?What, if anything, is negotiable?What are your key risk areas?A proportionate approach – contract value vs. business/data valueNote: All information was correct at the time of...
2022-09-0721 minThe RoadmapWhy do digital transformations fail? – Part 2Following our previous The Roadmap episode on why digital transformations fail, we continue the discussion on “failure”. Associate Rob Powell and technology litigation partner Anna Cook provide insight into a litigator’s view on why IT projects (big and small) typically go wrong. This episode is aimed at those who would like to know:Which parts of an IT contract are most likely to give rise to a dispute between the parties and why? More importantly (and positively) how, if the worst does happen, can advisors ensure a wronged party can be in the best position possible...
2022-08-0321 minThe RoadmapWhy do digital transformations fail? – Part 1In this episode of The Roadmap, Bristows’ technology law podcast, we hear partners Vik Khurana and Angela Fouracre discuss "failure”.This episode is aimed at those who would like to know:Why do digital transformation projects fail?What can advisors do to make success more likely?What are the right tools to use to keep things on the right track?In the next episode, our experts will be exploring the initial steps to take in a dispute and what kinds of losses you can recover on a failed digital transformation project - stay tuned!
2022-07-1220 minThe RoadmapThe cloud in 2022Episode two of Bristows' technology law podcast, The Roadmap, brings together Anneke Pol, Alice Esuola and Toby Crick to discuss cloud technology. What do we mean by the cloud? Are there any key trends for 2022?Listen as our lawyers summarise some key takeaways that your business should keep in mind when using cloud technology.This episode is aimed at those who would like to know:What is the cloud?Top three trends for cloud deals in 2022Understanding the technology - who has control of the cloud solution?Negotiation - is there room to negotiate...
2022-06-0718 minThe RoadmapHow to approach a digital transformation projectIn our first episode of The Roadmap, our technology experts Rob Powell, Vik Khurana and Alice Esuola discuss “Digital Transformation” – what it is, why it's vital to modern businesses, and how advisors should approach their work in this area.This is particularly aimed at those who would like to know:What are the main types of technologies that are transforming modern business?How do you gain a better understanding of these transformation technologies?What is an advisor’s role in shaping strategy (and how to add value)?How to best identify and address risks in digital transfor...
2022-04-2919 minThe RoadmapIntroduction: Technology transforming the enterprise in 2022 (and beyond)Welcome to The Roadmap - the brand new technology law podcast series from Bristows. In this introduction to our technology focused podcast, our lawyers Rob Powell and Vik Khurana set out what we’ll cover in this series centred around digital transformation, and give a taster of upcoming topics - from AI to cloud and beyond.Note: All information was correct at the time of recording.Send us a textThanks for listening!If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.com
2022-04-2707 min
Bristows' PodcastBrexit: Impacts on core intellectual property rights in the UKIn this final episode of our Bristows’ Designs and Copyright Review of the Year podcast series, Toby Headdon and Jake Palmer discuss the impact of Brexit on some core intellectual property rights.How has Brexit impacted UK copyright law, database rights and trade marks? “The UK has sought to plug any gaps in trade mark protection arising as a result of our departure from the EU.”
2021-06-1611 min
Bristows' PodcastFreddy v HUGZIn this episode of our Bristows’ Designs and Copyright Review of the Year podcast series, Lucie Fortune and Milly Wickson explore the decision which was handed down in November 2020 in the UK Intellectual Property Enterprise Court, or IPEC, concerning some ‘body-enhancing’ jeans – Freddy SPA v HUGZ Clothing.They pay particular focus to the allegations of UK unregistered design right infringement and on passing off.
2021-05-1812 min
Bristows' PodcastCourt of Appeals decision in The Racing Partnership v Sports Information ServicesContinuing on with our Bristows’ Designs and Copyright Review of the Year podcast series, Toby Headdon and Charlie Hawes focus this episode on the decision of the Court of Appeal in The Racing Partnership v Sports Information Services. This is a particularly interesting case as it concerns commercially valuable data - in this instance sports betting data.
2021-05-0612 min
Bristows' PodcastMonster Energy’s opposition to a HYBRID markIn this episode of the Review of UK and European Trade Mark Cases podcast, Abigail Wise and Stephanie Taylor review Monster Energy’s recent opposition to Robot Energy Limited’s application for the mark HYBRID in a stylised form, covering class 32.
2021-04-2705 min
Bristows' PodcastCJEU’s 2020 judgment in the Recorded Artists Actors Performers Ltd caseIn this episode of Bristows’ Designs and Copyright Review of the Year podcast, Andy Butcher and Sukanya Majumdar discuss the Court of Justice of the European Union’s judgment of September 2020 in the Recorded Artists Actors Performers Ltd case.
2021-04-2708 min
Bristows' PodcastCJEU decision in Brompton BicycleTim Heaps and Sara Sefton discuss the landmark CJEU decision in Brompton Bicycle handed down in June 2020. It’s a case in which the courts give consideration to whether copyright applies to technical designs. Over the course of this podcast, they explore how this is very much a judgment that focuses primarily on the requirement of originality for copyright subsistence.
2021-04-0709 min
Bristows' PodcasteasyGroup Limited v Easyfly S.AAbigail Wise and Stephanie Taylor provide the latest guidance on jurisdiction and without notice applications in their latest podcast. In this episode, they focus on the recent High Court judgment of easyGroup Limited v Easyfly S.A.
2021-04-0706 min
Bristows' PodcastResponse v Edinburgh Woollen MillThe first podcast in a series linked to our annual review of design & copyright cases for 2020. Sean Ibbetson and Marc Linsner discuss the High Court decision in Response Clothing v Edinburgh Woollen Mill, as well as the implications of the CJEU decision in Cofemel.
2021-03-2511 min
Bristows' PodcastDistinctiveness of figurative marks – Louis Vuitton Malletier v EUIPO, T-105/19, 10 June 2020Abigail Wise and Stephanie Taylor lead this discussion on the General Court’s decision which discussed an application to invalidate Louis Vuitton’s chequerboard trade mark.
2021-03-2407 min
Bristows' PodcastPractical implications of negotiating and drafting patent settlementsPat Treacy and Erik Müürsepp round up our podcast series on patent settlement agreements and competition law with a look at some practical considerations for those involved in the negotiation and drafting of patent settlement agreements.Starting with common mistakes which may inadvertently lead to issues from a competition law perspective, Pat and Erik discuss some of the issues that frequently arise in the course of settlement negotiations and, drawing on their experience, how best to address these in a commercially acceptable and low risk manner.This podcast is accompanied by an animation illustrating th...
2021-03-1615 min
Bristows' PodcastDoes it make a difference if a settlement agreement also has pro-competitive effects?In episode six of our podcast series on patent settlement agreements and competition law, Sophie Lawrance and Olivia Henry discuss the pro-competitive effects that may be associated with patent settlement agreements, the extent to which they are relevant to the assessment of whether Article 101(1) has been infringed ‘by object’ and why this matters.Listen to our previous podcast: Restrictions of competition ‘by object’ – what does this mean and why does it matter?For more information on the work we do, see our patent litigation and competition litigation practice area pages.
2021-03-1606 min
Bristows' PodcastWhat questions about patent settlements remain unanswered?In short: quite a few! Sophie Lawrance, Katie Cambrook and Helena Connors lead this penultimate episode in our podcast series on the competition law issues arising in relation to patent settlement agreements. In this episode, they look ahead and discuss some of the outstanding points which may arise in the context of patent settlement agreements but which have not yet arisen in any of the cases to have come before the European courts. Is it acceptable, from a competition law perspective, for parties to a patent settlement agreement to enter into a licence agreement at the same time? What i...
2021-03-1609 min
Bristows' PodcastDoes it matter if a patent settlement agreement includes a no-challenge clause?Pat Treacy presents episode five in our podcast series regarding the competition law issues associated with patent settlement agreements. In this episode, Pat considers the role played by, inter alia, no-challenge clauses in patent settlement agreements and, in anticipation of the Court of Justice decision in Lundbeck later this month, the circumstances in which they may give rise to competition law concerns. For more information on the work we do, see our patent litigation and competition litigation practice area pages.
2021-03-1509 min
Bristows' PodcastRestrictions of competition ‘by object’ – what does this mean and why does it matter?In the fourth episode of our podcast series on patent settlement agreements and competition law, Edwin Bond introduces the concept of restrictions of competition ‘by object’ under Art 101 TFEU.During this podcast, Edwin explores the distinction between ‘by object’ and ‘by effect’ restrictions; the diagram below helps illustrate a few examples of types of conduct that typically – although not always – fall into each box.As shown in diagram below, the distinction between object and effect restrictions can be shown pictorially in the form of two boxes. We’ve also included a few examples of types of conduct that typic...
2021-03-1505 min
Bristows' PodcastIdentifying the relevant market & how to tell if patentees and potential infringers are competitorsIn the third episode of our podcast series, Sophie Lawrance and Katie Cambrook provide some key insights into the identification of the “relevant market” and the assessment of whether the parties to a patent settlement are competitors. As well as setting out the basics, they explore some of the nuances – touching on the particular difficulties associated with identifying the relevant market in a pharmaceutical setting and what the Court of Justice has (and has not) said about different types of patents and regulatory rights. To help illustrate some of the complexities associated with the definition of the relevant...
2021-03-1512 min
Bristows' PodcastWhat is a value transfer and why does it matter?Value transfers are a common feature of patent settlement agreements. For example, under a patent settlement agreement, the alleged infringer (often a generic company) may agree to pay damages and/or future royalties to the patentee (if the settlement also results in a licence). Other forms of payment, such as a contribution to the litigation costs of either party, may be made to enable a settlement to be reached. In the context of pay-for-delay agreements, the competition authorities are particularly interested in what are sometimes known as ‘reverse payments’ where value is transferred from the patentee to the alleged infr...
2021-03-1115 min
Bristows' PodcastAn introduction to patent settlement agreements and pay-for-delayToday we kick off our new podcast series, in which we will be exploring the competition law issues associated with patent settlement agreements. Following the Court of Justice’s judgment in Generics UK (‘Paroxetine’) last year and in eager anticipation of its ruling in Lundbeck (‘Citalopram’) later this month, we will be examining the current status of the law and highlighting practical tips for our listeners to be aware of.In this first episode, competition law expert Sophie Lawrance introduces the competition law treatment of patent settlement agreements and so-called pay-for-delay agreements. Sophie starts by laying the groundwork...
2021-03-1106 min
Bristows' PodcastBristows' Brands, Designs & Copyright - Introduction to podcast seriesBristows' Brands, Designs & Copyright group introduce our upcoming publications - Trade Marks Review of the Year and Designs & Copyright Review of the Year. Toby Headdon, Abbie Wise and Stephanie Taylor talk through why we're changing the format of our launch to a podcast series as well as case law and developments we will cover.Trade mark cases include:Louis Vuitton's checkerboard pattern - distinctive character in trade marks and burden of proof on third parties easyGroup's challenge to a Columbian airline EASYFLYCan a claim be served out of jurisdiction? Monster Energy's opposition to Robot E...
2021-02-2503 min
Bristows' PodcastAdvancement in visual technology: the good, the bad and the ugly (2020)Faye Harrison and Rosalie Hayes talk about deepfakes and facial recognition technology and discuss how they can hurt both privacy rights and even our trust into the media, law enforcement, and politics. Tune in to listen to our data protection experts debate on the potential solutions to balance freedom of expression and enforcement against fake content; dos and don'ts of using facial recognition, and what are the rules to follow. Read our Data Protection Top 10 publication.
2020-10-1615 min
Bristows' PodcastDrawing comparisons: the US approach to privacy (2020)Mac Macmillan and Charlie Hawes explore how effectively (or not) the USA protects the data privacy of its citizens despite a “smorgasbord of privacy legislations” compared to Europe and how the tables are turned when it comes to children’s data. Listen to learn more on the HIPAA, CCPA, the Safe Data Act and the (exciting!) prospect of a US national law. We’ll also compare the American Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) to the European GDPR in protecting the data rights of younger users and consumers. Is there still a gap to be filled by...
2020-10-1410 min
Bristows' PodcastThe rise of class actions related to data breaches (2020)Litigation experts Alex Keenlyside and Toby Headdon talk about group actions in relation to data breaches. In this episode they’ll focus on a few key examples: Representative actions like the Atkinson v Equifax dispute The Group Litigation Orders granted in the cases against BA and Morrison’s The Supreme Court Lloyd v Google case - and its implications for data controllers Read the DP Top 10 here.
2020-10-1310 min
Bristows' PodcastMuch ado about adtech (2020)In the third episode of the Bristows Data protection podcast series, we talk about adtech and how the industry is reacting to the various new (stricter!) requirements from regulators and the pandemic. Jamie Drucker, Rob Powell, and Mike Edgar will go to the earth of a few important points:The ICO investigation in the Adtech industry - will we see enforcement after the end of the pandemic? The challenges in complying to the #webcookies rules: how do you effectively get granular consent? Can you bundle your request, can you re-tick the boxes? Covid’s mixed effects on the...
2020-10-1321 min
Bristows' PodcastData protection and the medical sphere (2020)Emma Macalister Hall, Zoe Walkinshaw, and Fiona Campbell had an amazing discussion on when GDPR applies to the medical sphere, and how data protection regulators are enforcing it during the pandemic to protect individual rights while also supporting contact tracing programs. Some of the questions answered include: Consent is not the only ground available for GDPR – but what happens when patients or research subjects withdraw their consent? Can genomic data be anonymised to pseudonymised at all to remove it from the scope of GDPR? How do we balance the privacy of a population against its health? Has the pandemic...
2020-10-1312 min
Bristows' PodcastAn introduction to data protection with Mark Watts (2020)Mark Watts, head of the data protection team at Bristows, introduces our first podcast series on the annual Data Protection Top 10 publication. The series covers many issues and trends in the sector, from deepfakes to the ICO investigation into AdTech, the Schrems decision, and more.
2020-10-1310 min
Bristows' Podcast4. In Conversation with Vint Cerf - The importance of accessibilityQ. Can you tell us your concerns about accessibility in the development of software and devices?
2020-04-0107 minBristows' Podcast3. In Conversation with Vint Cerf - The inter-planetary internetQ. Could you tell us more about an inter-planetary internet?
2020-04-0109 minBristows' Podcast2.3 In Conversation with Vint Cerf - Privacy, ethics and securityQ. Policies can sometimes be too specific, could this factor in to how difficult it is implement privacy regulations?
2020-04-0102 min