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Sep 21, 2026
Patently Absurd, Episode 20: IP, the IPO, and Canada, eh?
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Jessica LandacreGUEST
And John, I guess it's appropriate to invite you to share what, as a longtime member and leader of the organization, what you see as the value proposition of IPS.

John CheekGUEST
But from a practitioner's perspective, from an IPO owner's perspective, the value that IPO offers is nothing less than extraordinary in my view.

John CheekGUEST
And of course, I'm biased with now coming up towards 30 years of involvement with the organization.

John CheekGUEST
And it spans from our policy work, right? If you are a company that has concerns about what's happening in the IP policy world, or if you're a law firm practitioner who has clients who care or at least should care.
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Andy ShaughnessyHOST
What is the U.S. now pursuing in terms of some of its IP strategies that perhaps Canada may not be?