# Rita Anwiri

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Exploring the Dark Side of Intellectual Property in "The Fall of the House of Usher"

Join me in IPSERIES Episode 116 as we delve into the twisted world of the Usher family, a fictional dynasty that gained notoriety through their pharmaceutical company, Fortunato. Drawing inspiration from Edgar Allan Poe's works, we explore how the Ushers leveraged their intellectual property rights…

Tips for Coffee Entrepreneurs on Building a Strong Brand through Intellectual Property

In Episode 115 of the IPSERIES podcast, I discuss "How to Brew a Strong IP Brand and intellectual property tips for coffee entrepreneurs. Whether you're starting a coffee shop, roasting your own beans, or creating a coffee-related product, you need to protect your brand identity and your unique sel…

Podcasters Beware: Avoiding Schemes That Target Your Talent and Money, Kast Media Case

In Episode 114 of the IPSERIES podcast, I discuss the recent podcast scandal about Kast Media a podcast network that has been accused of owing millions of dollars to its creators for advertising on their shows. This is a huge scandal that has exposed the dark side of podcast monetization and the ri…

Photo Fight: How Photographers Can Defend Their Rights & Revenues (Wakanow, Daily Sun Girl & Andy Wa

In episode 113 of the IPSERIES podcast, we talk to Abam Miracle, creative director Ghodz_eye and a Bar part II Law Student at the Nigerian Law School, who explores the legal and ethical challenges that photographers face in protecting their work from unauthorized use and exploitation. We discuss t…

Navigating the Legal Challenges of Video Advertising and Marketing

In episode 112 of the IPSERIES podcast, we talk to Tomisin Olumuyiwa General Counsel, LG Electronics her role and responsibilities in advertising and marketing law. She shares her insights and experiences on how to deal with the legal issues and risks that arise from creating, distributing, and mon…

The Dark Side Of Creativity: How Counterfeiting And Piracy Threaten Intellectual Property.

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Why a Forensic Musicologist is Necessary for Your Copyright Infringement Lawsuit

Have you ever wondered how to prove or disprove that a song is copied from another? How do you measure the similarity between two pieces of music? And who can help you with these questions in a legal context? Episode 110 of the #IPSERIES podcast with Brian McBrearty discusses his role as a foren…

Rights, Royalties & Representation: CMOs in Africa and Beyond

In this episode, we unpack the insights from the recent IPSeries webinar exploring the evolving landscape of Collective Management Organizations (CMOs) across Africa and the globe. From the challenges of royalty collection and distribution to the legal frameworks shaping copyright enforcement, we d…

Rita Anwiri on Intellectual Property

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. Rita Anwiri shares how she empowers creatives and entrepreneurs through podcasting. Learn how her legal expertise informs content on IP law, business impact, and practical guidance. She reveals her research approach, content curation method…

Who Gets Paid When the Cameras Stop Rolling? Backend Royalties, African Film Finance & the Streaming Reckoning

What happens to African creative workers after the contract is signed and the camera stops rolling? In Episode 142, filmmaker Mr Takunda joins IP Series for an unflinching conversation about who really owns African film and who profits from it. From buy-out clauses that strip writers and directors…