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Oct 9, 2026
Full Show Podcast: 09 October 2026
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2:30Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
Now, Ngati Whatua Orakei says that McLaren should have spoken to them before applying to trademark the names Remuera and Murawai.
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2:37Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
The supercar giant, as you well know, has applied for the trademarks at the UK Intellectual Property Office.
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2:42Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
Both locations are associated with the Kiwi racing legend, Bruce McLaren.
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2:46Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
Alex Sims is a professor at the University of Auckland Business School.
Alex Sims: Auckland University Business School professor on Ngāti Whātua complaints over McLaren applying to trademark "Remuera" and "Muriwai"
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0:00Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
Now, Ngati Whatua Orakei says that McLaren should have spoken to them before applying to trademark the names Remuera and Murawai.
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0:07Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
The supercar giant, as you well know, has applied for the trademarks at the UK Intellectual Property Office.
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0:12Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
Both locations are associated with the Kiwi racing legend, Bruce McLaren.
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0:16Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
Alex Sims is a professor at the University of Auckland Business School.
How to Protect Your Brand When Selling Online, with Sam Turton
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10:52Sam TurtonGUEST
Absolutely.
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10:53Sam TurtonGUEST
So when we file applications, so to give you a bit of background, in order to try and protect a trademark as a registered trademark, you have to file an application at the UK Intellectual Property Office in the UK.
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11:09Sam TurtonGUEST
Now you can only, you can only contain, or an application can only contain one trademark.
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11:15Sam TurtonGUEST
So theoretically, if you wanted to protect both a word mark and a logo mark, you should file two separate applications for maximum protection.
Should ministers have more power over public bodies?
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18:44Lucy Neville-RolfeGUEST
... given that I've been in business as well as a civil servant, uh, and a minister.
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18:48Lucy Neville-RolfeGUEST
And just thinking, um, some of the bodies that I've had responsibility for as a minister vary from the post office, which was a bit of a nightmare, as you can imagine, um, and a myriad of DCMS bodies, to areas which have a strong expertise, like the Intellectual Property Office or one of my favorites which we set up, the Public Sector Fraud Authority, and NICE, which Sarah mentioned, would be another example.
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19:12Lucy Neville-RolfeGUEST
So you've got that clear expertise with slightly less need for kind of a political dingdong.
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19:18Lucy Neville-RolfeGUEST
Um, as I think I told you the other day when we met, I've become a bit more skeptical about the value of standalone public bodies, um, including regulators, um, in my long time in, in office and out of it.
Should ministers have more power over public bodies?
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18:29Matthew GillHOST
And in your experience, could the ministers responsible for public bodies themselves do that oversight in a better way, both in normal times and when things are going wrong?
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18:40Lucy Neville-RolfeGUEST
It's a good question, and I come at things from a practical perspective, given I've been in business as well as a civil servant and a minister, and just thinking some of the bodies that I've had responsibility for as a minister vary from the post office, which was a bit of a nightmare, as you can imagine, and a myriad of DCMS bodies to areas which have a strong expertise, like the Intellectual Property Office, or one of my favourites, which we set up, the Public Sector Fraud Authority, and NICE, which Sarah mentioned, would be another example.
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19:12Lucy Neville-RolfeGUEST
So you've got that clear expertise that's slightly less need for kind of a political ding-dong.
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19:19Lucy Neville-RolfeGUEST
As I think I told you the other day when we met, I've become a bit more sceptical about the value of standalone public bodies.
The OTO: The Occult Order Behind Aleister Crowley
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25:20Ben CarterHOST
Those rulings did not adjudicate invisible initiation, prophetic authority, or spiritual succession.
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25:27Ben CarterHOST
In 2008, a United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office decision addressed a trademark dispute involving OTO names and the lamin.
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25:36Ben CarterHOST
The claimant associated with the international OTO secured recognition of contested trademark rights in that proceeding.
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25:43Ben CarterHOST
That decision concerned marks and commercial or organisational identifiers under trademark law.
A potted history of the IP cases associated with the famous Crocs clog
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3:25Rebecca FieldHOST
Thanks, Lee.
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3:26Rebecca FieldHOST
Yes, we will start off with a relatively recent decision of the United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office, the UKIPO, on 23 July 2026.
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3:37Rebecca FieldHOST
Now, the UKIPO refused an application to register a 3D trademark of the Crocs clogs.
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3:44Rebecca FieldHOST
Now, we understand that this decision has been appealed.
AI and the Law
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4:47Hayleigh BosherHOST
There's a long process, especially in something like copyright law, that is at the effect of quite a lot of different stakeholder opinions and lobbying and lots of different aspects and perspectives to take into account.
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5:00Hayleigh BosherHOST
So in the process of lawmaking and copyright would look something like there might be a consultation that could be put out by the UK Intellectual Property Office or by a select committee.
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5:15Hayleigh BosherHOST
A select committee is a group of MPs that are from all the different parties involved.
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5:20Hayleigh BosherHOST
who are interested in a specific area.