# Protecting Ip

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S11 Ep4: Adam Rumanek — Protecting IP in a World of Streaming and Sharing

Today, ISF CEO Steve Durbin is in conversation with Adam Rumanek, the founder and CEO of Aux Mode, a company that specializes in digital rights management, content strategy, and IP protection. Adam and Steve discuss the challenges of protecting content and intellectual property, how organisations c…

#36 Startup Investing Secrets: How to Build Teams That Attract Funding in Luxury Tech | Blake Lezenski

TL;DR • Blake shares the importance of team dynamics in early-stage investment, stressing that a capable, well-aligned team is more important than a great idea at the outset. • We delve into how the scalability of business models, particularly in the luxury and tech space, is crucial; and luxury br…

Legal Matters: Protecting IP in South African Esports: A strategic approach to sponsorship

Aubrey speaks to Prineil Padayachy, Senior Associate at Webber Wentzel, about why IP protection is crucial within the esports industry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sports Law Chapter Chapter 7: Intellectual Property Rights in Sports

Intellectual Property Rights in Sports: Introduction: Intellectual property (IP) is crucial in sports for commercialization and branding. It helps teams, athletes, and organizations control their brands and products, ensuring economic benefits and brand integrity. Trademark Protection: Tra…

Intellectual Property, AI, and Influencers: Decoding the Legal Implications of Marketing in 2025 with Ruth Carter from Geek Law Firm

Episode Description How can marketers stay creative while steering clear of legal landmines? Ruth Carter (they/them), attorney, writer, and speaker at Geek Law Firm, joins Social Pros to unravel the legal implications of today's hottest marketing trends—from AI-generated content to brand collaborat…

#663 – Temu Halts Chinese Shipments, Temu and Shein Boost EU Advertising, & Amazon Reports on Tariff Price Changes | Weekly Buzz 5/7/25

Temu is halting shipments from China and Amazon is reporting on pricing changes on the platform due to the tariffs. This and more on this week's episode of the Weekly Buzz! ► Instagram: instagram.com/serioussellerspodcast ► Free Amazon Seller Chrome Extension: https://h10.me/extension ► Sign Up …

How to License and Sell Your Content with Mitch Axelrod

In this episode, Melinda Emerson welcomes Mitch Axelrod to discuss the intricacies of intellectual property (IP) licensing for small businesses. Mitch shares his personal journey in the licensing field, offering insights into identifying and protecting IP effectively. They explore common pitfalls i…

Challenges in Navigating Noncompete Agreements and Protecting IP in the Workplace with Fran Haas

In today’s episode, Jeff Harty and Fran Haas explore the complexities of noncompete agreements, noting their effectiveness in protecting IP but also their challenges. Fran highlights varying state laws on noncompetes and provides valuable insights related to structuring noncompete agreements with r…

The Founder Fighting Active Shooters

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He Said No to Big Money to Protect Schools Instead | Scott Newman, Founder of Titan Armored Systems

What does it take to walk away from money — and build a company to save kids' lives instead? In this episode of Wall Street To Y'all Street, I sit down with Scott Newman, Founder & CEO of Titan Armored System— a company building physical protection technology designed to stop active shooters in sch…