About this episode

The episode discusses how intellectual property systems can regain public trust and the implications for innovation.

In today’s episode of Brand & New, we’re diving into a timely and complex question: How can intellectual property (IP) systems earn public trust again? Behind the headlines and the legal frameworks, what’s really at stake is how innovation happens, and whether creators, entrepreneurs, and consumers continue to believe in the value of protection, fairness, and trust. Joining us to explore this critical conversation is Megan Carpenter, Dean of the University of New Hampshire (UN...

People in this episode

Host: INTA

Guest: Megan Carpenter

Topics covered

• intellectual property
• public trust
• innovation
• creators
• entrepreneurs
• consumers

Keywords

• intellectual property
• trust
• innovation
• creators
• entrepreneurs
• consumers
• fairness

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: University of New Hampshire, INTA

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