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CA-01	IP Awareness at Carrier	12:29
CA-02	IP in the Passport Process at Carrier	8.32
CA-03	Carrier’s IP - Understanding Patents and FTO Searches	13:45
CA-04	Prior Art Searching	11:58
CA-05	Proprietary Information at Carrier	16.04

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15-1, 115-1	Intellectual Property General Awareness	13:30
15-31	Importance of Lab Notebooks Post America Invents Act (AIA)	8:03
15-32	Importance of Lab Notebooks	6:05
15-33	IP Contamination	4:53
15-34	Product Contamination	5:07
15-35	Why Should Everyone Care About Intellectual Property?	3:45
15-36	Why Should Sales Professionals Care About IP?	4:32
15-37	What to Do with Unsolicited Business Ideas	4:51
15-38	Considerations for IP Decisions in Connection with Innovative Ideas	12:55
15-39	IP Risks and Opportunities Touch Every Part of a Business	8:13
15-40	IP Risks Associated with Copying Competitive Products	6:40
15-41	German Act on Employees Inventions and the German Patent Act Part 1 - Rights and Obligations	16:37
15-42	German Act on Employees' Inventions and the German Patent Act Part 2: Inventorship	4:57
15-43	German Act on Employees' Inventions and the German Patent Act Part 3 - Compensation	10:44
15-44	A Bundle of IP Assets for Each Commercial Process	5:08
15-45, 240-16	Intellectual Property in Connection with Services Agreements	9:12
15-46, 240-17	Intellectual Property Provisions of Supply Agreements	3:43
15-47	IP Enforcement - If You See Something Say Something	4:07
15-48, 115-2	The Impact IP Has on Product Value with Customs Bureaus	4:44
15-49, 115-03	IP Valuations in Connection with Transfer Pricing	8:57
15-50, 115-04	Process Steps for Three IP Valuation Approaches	11:18
15-51, 115-05, 125-01	Valuation Considerations for Standard Essential Patents	10:06
15-52, 115-06	Overview of the Cost Approach to IP Valuation	4:33
15-53, 115-07	Overview of the Income Approach to IP Valuation	3:42
15-54, 115-08	Overview of the Market Approach to IP Valuation	3:42
15-55, 115-09	Why are IP Valuations Important?	7:38
15-56	Patent and Copyright Ownership in Canada	5:16
15-57	Patent and Copyright Ownership in Finland	3:39
15-58	Patent and Copyright Ownership in Spain	3:03
15-59	Patent and copyright ownership in Taiwan	2:04
15-63, 350-11	IP Considerations in a Joint Development Relationship	4:38
15-64, 350-07	Innovation Does Not Stop at Beginning of Clinical Trials	3:50

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15-2	What is Intellectual Property?	0:44
15-3	What Types of Intellectual Property Are there?	2:17
15-4	Can a Product or Process be Protected by More than One Kind of Intellectual Property?	0:59
15-5	What is the Difference Between a Patent and a Trade Secret?	0:54
15-6	What is the Difference Between a Patent and a Trademark?	1:10
15-7	Who Owns the Intellectual Property in a Joint Development Relationship?	1:29
15-8	Who Owns the Intellectual Property in a Services Relationship?	1:14
15-9	Why Do You Need an IP Strategy as an Embedded Part of Your Business Strategy?	1:09
15-10	Why is Being Religiously Tied to a Not Invented Here Mentality Dangerous?	1:11

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15-11	Introduction to IP Ownership Issues	3:38
15-12	When Should You Start Thinking About Intellectual Property?	2:39
15-13	What is a Patent?	2:31
15-14	What is a Patent Claim? - Example	2:28
15-15	What is the Process when Dealing with Patent Examiners?	0:56
15-16	What is Prior Art?	3:27
15-17	Involve IP Counsel as Early as Possible	1:57
15-18	Do You Have to Be an Inventor to Be Listed as an Inventor on a Patent?	1:44
15-19	Careful Communications	3:16
15-20	What Are Your Options if You Are Potentially Infringing a Patent?	4:43
15-21	What is a Product Clearance Search?	0:56
15-22	What is a Trade Secret?	3:45
15-23	What is a Trademark?	3:09
15-24	What is a Copyright?	3:53
15-25	Open Source and Free Software	1:29
15-26	Confidential Information and NDAs	4:53
15-27	IP Ownership Issues	6:08
15-28	Categories of IP Ownership in Contracts	7:12
15-29	How to Avoid Invisible Risks with Indirect Contractors	2:22

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20-1	What is a Patent?	5:49
20-2	What is Patent Infringement?	8:21
20-3	How Can You Have a Patent and Still not be Able to Make Your Patented Product?	3:24
20-4	What is a Patent Fence and What Can You Do About it?	5:12
20-5	What Are Patent Trolls and Why Should they Scare You to Death?	12:18
20-6	Publishing and Defensive Publications	7:54
20-7, 60-1	What is Prior Art and Why is Prior Art Important to My Business?	6:44
20-8	What is a Design Patent?	9:58
20-9	Inventorship	6:31
20-10	What You Put in Writing Could Adversely Impact Litigation	7:38
20-11	Software Patents	10:05
20-12	Provisional Patent Applications	5:32
20-42	What Kinds of Things Do Patents Protect?	4:11
20-72	Patent Marking in the US	5:50
20-73	Patent Marking	5:11
30-3, 20-81, 37-1	What is a Patent Claim?	3:34
20-83	Why You're Needed for PTO Office Actions	5:51
20-84	Why You're Needed to Support Patent Application Review	6:01
20-85	How Does Claim Deletion Impact Inventorship	3:03
20-86	Divisional Patent Applications	5:04
20-87	Continuation and Continuation-in-Part Patent Applications	7:22
20-88	Continuation Patent Applications	6:08
20-89	Why is it Critical to File US Patent Applications Before Engaging Suppliers, Vendors, and Customers?	2:09
20-90	Contributory Infringement	4:15
20-91	Willful Patent Infringement	5:20
20-92	Benefits of a Provisional Patent Application (US)	3:15
20-93, 350-14	How Does Plant Variety Protection (PVP) Compare to a Patent in the US?	18:49
20-94, 27-7	How Does an EU community Design Compare to a US Design Patent	4:53
20-95	What is a Standard Essential Patent (SEP)?	10:44
20-96	Can I Talk Publicly About My Patent Pending or Patented Technology?	5:55
20-97	Who Owns the Patent for an Employee's Invention in France?	3:20
20-98	Who Owns the Patent for an Employee’s Invention in Germany?	4:06
20-99	Who Owns the Patent for an Employee's Invention in the United Kingdom?	2:56
20-100	Who Owns the Patent for an Employee's Invention in the Netherlands?	2:39
20-101	Who Owns the Patent for an Employee's Invention in Belgium?	3:53
20-102	Who Owns the Patent for an Employee's Invention in Switzerland?	4:33
20-103	Who Owns the Patent for a Contractor's Invention in France?	1:16
20-104	Who Owns the Patent for a Contractor's Invention in the United Kingdom?	1:15
20-105	What is a Foreign Filing License?	8:37
20-106	Selling products with patented features	9:37
20-107	What is the Prior Use Defense in Patent Infringement Actions?	8:14
20-108	What Is a European Unitary Patent?	6:24
20-109	What is an Ex-Parte Patent Reexamination?	12:23
20-110	Why Are Claims Decisions Different Depending on Where You File?	2:43
20-111	Do not Fear the Non Obvious Inventive Step Patentability Requirement	6:24
20-112	Beware of patent Co-ownership	7:42
20-113	What are the Basic Requirements of Patentability?	5:15
20-114	Right to Repair / Replace Parts of Patented Products	3:17
20-115	Design Patents for Replacement Parts	3:08
20-116, 60-13	What is Patent Due Diligence?	5:21
20-117, 350-15	Experimental Use Exemption to Patent Infringement	10:58
20-118, 37-7	Common Types of Patent Claims	7:35
20-120	Patentable Subject Matter	2:43
20-121, 37-8	Invalidating a Patent and Claim Construction	5:11
20-122	Patentability vs Patent Infringement - Two Examples	3:26
20-123	Considerations for Where to File Patent Applications AME	3:14
20-124, 350-16	De Minimis Patent Infringement	6:34
20-126, 350-17	Patentability of Selection Inventions	5:53
20-127, 350-18	Computer Implemented Inventions in Europe and Elsewhere	9:06
60-14, 20-128	Is There Value in Expired Patents?	4:48
20-129,350-19	Necessary Alignment of USPTO and FDA Disclosures	3:55
20-130, 135-1	Why Academia and Research Organizations Should Obtain Patents	4:33
20-131	Patent Exhaustion First Sale Doctrine Generic and Buhler	3:48
20-132	Patent Infringement Actions Should be Seen as the Natural Progression of Patent Ownership	4:48
20-133	What is a Patentability Evaluation?	6:22
60-15, 20-134	What is a Patent Infringement Opinion?	4:17
20-135	How Does a Patent Priority Date Differ From a Patent Filing Date?	8:16
20-136, 135-02	What Does it Mean to Say a Patent is Strong?	6:01
20-137 135-3	What is a Blocking Patent?	3:35
20-138, 135-4	Patent Infringement Misunderstandings	4:48
20-139, 135-5	Should Universities and RTOs Oppose Patents?	7:45
20-140, 350-01	Difference Between Patent Exclusivity and Regulatory Exclusivity	4:10
20-141, 37-9, 260-19	The Doctrine of Equivalency	6:38
20-142	What is a Patent Indemnification Provision?	6:33
20-143, 360-3	Patentability of AI Generated Inventions	7:22
20-144, 37-10, 350-02	What is a Markush Patent Claim?	4:01
20-145, 350-03	What is a Patent and What Types of Patents are There?	2:48
20-146, 350-06	How Can Publications Harm Your Potential Patent Rights?	3:33
20-147, 350-08	Why You’re Needed to Support Patent Application Review in the BioPharma Industry	365
120-148	What are Formal Patent Documents Declarations and Assignments	1:58
20-149	Non Infringement Analysis in US Design Patent Cases	4:25
20-150	Compare Provisional Patent Applications with a Non provisional Patent Application	2:45
20-151, 350-10	What Are the Requirements for Getting a Patent in the BioPharma Industry?	3:42
20-152, 350-12	Plant Variety Protection and the UPOV	13:36
20-153, 60-18	Overview of Patent Classification Systems	3:02
20-154	Can You Patent Software If It Includes Open Source?	4:40
20-155	What Is Publication Clearance and Why Is It Important?	5:37
20-156	The Duty of Disclosure and Information Disclosure Statements	5:24
20-157	How Can I Check the Prosecution Status of a Patent, and Why Should I Do That?	4:19

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20-13	What is a Patent?	0:58
20-14	What Are the Basic Requirements of Patentability?	1:32
20-15	How Can Patents Benefit Your Business?	1:22
20-16	What is the Life of a US Utility Patent?	0:57
20-17	How Much Does it Cost to Prepare, File, and Maintain a US Utility Patent?	1:23
20-18	How Expensive is it to Enforce Your Patent?	0:53
20-19	What is a Patent Fence?	2:20
20-20	How Do You Prevent a Patent Fence?	1:04
20-21	What is a Patent Troll?	1:03
20-22	What is Patent Infringement?	0:47
20-23	Who Are the Plaintiff and Defendant in a Patent Infringement Litigation?	0:29
20-24	What is an Invention Disclosure?	0:50
20-25	What Are the Main Defenses to a Patent Infringement Action?	1:18
20-26	Does Having a Patent Give Me the Right to Make and Sell My Patent Product?	1:17
20-27	How Do You Decide Who Should be Named as an Inventor on a Patent Application?	2:08
20-28	How is Patent Ownership Determined?	0:38
20-29	What is the Difference Between Ownership and Co-Ownership of US Patent Rights?	1:07
20-30	What is a Patent Assignment?	0:58
20-31	What is a Patent License?	0:55
20-32	What is the Difference Between an IP Licensor and an IP Licensee?	0:22
20-33	What is a Patent Royalty?	0:29
20-34	What is the Difference Between Patent In-Licensing and Out-Licensing?	0:27
20-35	How Can Rights be Licensed Under a Patent?	1:11
20-36	What is the Difference Between an Exclusive and non-Exclusive Patent License?	1:16
20-37	What is a Design Patent?	1:15
20-38	How Do Design Patents Compare with Utility Patents?	1:27
20-39	How Do Design Patents Compare with Copyrights in the US?	1:43
20-40	How Can Publications Harm Your Potential Patent Rights?	1:16
20-41	Where is the US Patent Office?	0:25
20-43	Are there Different types of US Patents?	0:52
20-44	What is the Difference Between a Patent Application and a Patent?	0:53
20-45	What Are the Requirements for Getting a Patent?	1:47
20-46	What Happens if I Publicly Disclose My Invention Before I File a Patent Application on the Invention?	0:51
20-47	Can I Get a Patent for My Invention with no Intention of Making or Selling Products Covered by My Patent?	0:35
20-48	Can a Product be Protected by More than One Patent?	0:49
20-49	When Can an Owner of a US Patent Sue Someone for Patent Infringement in the US?	1:03
20-50	How Much Does it Cost to Get a US Patent?	1:47
20-51	How Long Does it Take to Get a Patent?	0:55
20-52	What is the Process for Getting a US Utility Patent?	1:33
20-53	How Do I Know if I Should be Named as an Inventor on a Patent?	0:57
20-54	How Do I Know if My Invention is Patentable as a Utility Patent in the US?	1:35
20-55	Who Are US Patent Attorneys and what Do they Do?	1:17
20-56	Who Are US Patent Agents and what Do they Do?	0:44
20-57	What is the Difference Between a US Patent Attorney and a US Patent Agent?	0:52
20-58	Can there be More than One Inventor for a Patentable Invention?	0:41
20-59	What is the Patent Cooperation Treaty and Why is it Important?	1:14
20-60	Does Every Country Have the Same Laws Regarding Patents?	0:43
20-61	How Can I Determine the Value of a Patent?	0:56
20-62	Can a Patent be Bought or Sold?	0:29
20-63	Can a Patent Application be Bought or Sold?	0:31
20-64	What is a Provisional Patent Application?	1:55
20-65	Can a Patent Infringe Another Patent?	0:58
20-66	Is there Value in Filing a Patent Application, Even if it Never Becomes a Patent?	1:15
20-67	Why Should You Become a Named Inventor on a Patent?	1:50
20-68	Why Are Brainstorming Sessions and Patents Critical to Innovation?	1:05
20-69	Why is it Critical to File Patent Applications Before Engaging with Suppliers, Vendors, and Customers?	1:11
20-70	Can You Obtain Valuable Knowledge from Patents?	1:24
20-71	Can Patents help You Find Hard-to-Find Competitors?	1:08
20-74	First to File in the US	1:37
20-75	First to File International	1:14
20-76	How Do You Properly Mark Your Patented Products?	1:50
20-77	What Are Pre-Issuance Damages for Patent Infringement in the US?	2:06
20-78	What if You Mark a Product with an Expired Patent Number in the US	0:55
20-79	What Are the Key Elements of a False Patent Marking Claim	0:41
20-80	What is Patent Marking?	1:07
20-82	Protecting Software Inventions	3:16
20-125	Patented Products Can Infringe Other Patents	4:50

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25-1	Introduction to the European Patent Office	3:53
25-2	What is the Process for getting an EPO Patent	9:08
25-3	Oppositions at the European Patent Office EPO	4:13
25-4	Advantages of Filing an EPO Opposition	2:09
25-5	Who May File an EPO Opposition?	1:53
25-6	When Should You Avoid Filing an EPO Opposition?	3:28
25-7	What is the Procedure for an EPO Opposition?	7:21
25-9	EPO Timelines and Cost	7:18
25-10	Problem Solution Approach	7:56
25-11	Excluded Subject Matter in Europe	9:26
25-12	Excluded Subject Matter in the Life	7:11
25-13	Oppositions and Appeals at EPO	7:40
25-14	Priority in the European Patent System	10:17
25-15	European Patent Ownership and Assignments	5:28
25-16	Divisional Applications at the EPO	5:12
25-17	Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCS)	3:46
25-18	Amendment Practices Before the EPO	10:15
25-20	UK Trade Marks	12:47
25-23	Registered UK Designs	8:49

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27-1	What is a Community Design in the European Union	6:20
27-2	Which Products Can You Protect with an EU Community Design	1:31
27-3	What Are Exceptions to EU Community Design Protection	3:51
27-4	Who Owns the Rights to a Community Design in the EU	1:34
27-5	What Is a Registered Community Design in the EU	1:53
27-6	What is an Unregistered Community Design in the EU	3:07
20-94, 27-7	How Does an EU community Design Compare to a US Design Patent	4:53

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30-1	The Front Page of a Utility Patent	3:25
30-2	Between the Front Page and Claims of a Utility Patent	3:28
30-4	How to Read a Patent for Patentability	3:27
30-5	How to Read a Patent for Invalidity	4:06
30-6	How to Read a Patent for Freedom to Operate	4:00
30-7, 37-2	Claim Drafting - A Girl and Her Trike	9:04
30-8, 37-3	Anatomy of a Patent Claim	9:53
30-9, 37-4	Patentability and Infringement	7:40
30-10	How to Read a Design Patent	7:50
30-3, 20-81, 37-1	What is a Patent Claim?	3:34

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35-1	What is a PCT Application?	3:35
35-2	What Are the Key Steps in PCT Filing?	3:45
35-3	What Are the Typical Costs for PCT Filing?	1:34
35-4	Why is a PCT Application Advantageous?	2:36
35-5	Important Considerations with PCT	1:41

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30-7, 37-2	Claim Drafting - A Girl and Her Trike	9:04
30-8, 37-3	Anatomy of a Patent Claim	9:53
30-9, 37-4	Patentability and Infringement	7:40
30-3, 20-81, 37-1	What is a Patent Claim?	3:34
20-118, 37-7	Common Types of Patent Claims	7:35
20-121, 37-8	Invalidating a Patent and Claim Construction	5:11
20-141, 37-9, 260-19	The Doctrine of Equivalency	6:38
20-144, 37-10, 350-02	What is a Markush Patent Claim?	4:01

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37-5		Chess Claims with Thomas Colson and Bob Simpson			21:58
37-6		Slider Claims with Thomas Colson and Bob Simpson			22:58

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40-1	What is a Trademark?	8:16
40-2	What is Inherent Distinctiveness of a Trademark?	11:24
40-3	What is Actual Distinctiveness of a Trademark?	5:43
40-4	What is Trademark Infringement?	13:31
40-5	Benefits of a US Federal Trademark Registration	2:51
40-35	The Use of Trademarks in Marketing Material	6:12
40-36	Trademark Dilution	5:41
40-37	What is a Trademark Clearance Search?	4:54
40-38	Considerations for Trademark Usage in Multiple Languages	3:01
40-39	Avoid Product Packaging that Diminishes Your Trademark	5:25
40-40	How to Keep a US Trademark Alive	9:47
40-41	When Is Non-Use of a US Trademark Excusable	3:28
40-42	How to Keep an EU Trademark Alive	2:24
40-43	What is a TM Clearance Search, and How to Conduct One	10:36
40-44	Trademark fair use	4:56
40-45	Insignias under the Fastner Quality Act	7:26
40-46	When It Comes to Trademark Rights It’s Use It or Lose It	4:56
40-47	Trademark Specimens	4:31

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40-6	What is a Trademark?	0:30
40-7	What is the Duration of a US Trademark?	0:42
40-8	What Are the Advantages of a US Trademark Registration Versus Common Law Trademark Rights?	1:16
40-9	Can Sounds be Protected as US Trademarks?	0:47
40-10	Can Colors be Protected by US Trademarks?	1:10
40-11	Can You Get a US Trademark on a Scent?	0:50
40-12	Can the Shape of a Product be the Subject of Trademark Protection?	0:45
40-13	What is the Difference Between a Trademark and a Business Name?	1:06
40-14	What is the Difference Between a Trademark and a Domain Name?	0:48
40-15	Is it Necessary to Use a Trademark in Commerce?	0:49
40-16	What is Trademark Distinctiveness?	0:54
40-17	What Are the Categories of Inherent Distinctiveness for Trademarks?	1:42
40-18	What is Actual Distinctiveness of a Trademark?	0:33
40-19	What Are the Factors Typically Considered in Determining Actual Distinctiveness of a Trademark?	1:10
40-20	When Can You Use a Circle R in Connection with Your Trademark?	0:22
40-21	What Are the two Main Causes of Action for Trademark Infringement?	0:17
40-22	What is a Cause of Action for Trademark Infringement Based Upon Likelihood of Confusion?	0:55
40-23	What is a Cause of Action for Trademark Infringement Based Upon Dilution?	1:11
40-24	What Factors Are Typically Considered in a Trademark Infringement Analysis Based Upon Likelihood of Confusion?	1:26
40-25	Why Are Trademarks Important to a Company?	0:53
40-26	How Expensive is Trademark Infringement Litigation?	0:57
40-27	Who Are the Plaintiff and Defendant in a Trademark Infringement Litigation?	0:25
40-28	What Kinds of Things Do Trademarks Protect?	0:39
40-29	What is the Difference Between a US Trademark Application and a US Trademark?	1:12
40-30	What Are the Requirements for Getting a US Trademark?	1:16
40-31	Can a Product be Protected by More than One Trademark?	0:43
40-32	What is a US Trademark License?	1:23
40-33	Can a Trademark be Bought or Sold?	0:26
40-34	Can a Trademark Application be Bought or Sold?	0:29

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45-1	What is Trade Dress?	5:18
45-2	The Trade Dress Functional Prohibition	3:21
45-3	Look For Advertising to Support Trade Dress Enforcement	1:15
45-4	Trade Dress Examples	5:11
45-5	What is the Difference Between Trade Dress and a Design Patent?	2:45
45-6	What is the Difference Between Trade Dress and Trademarks?	1:11
45-7	Can Functional Aspects of Products be Protected by Trade Dress?	1:13
45-8	Acquired Distinctiveness in Trade Dress	5:27

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47-1	An Overview of Counterfeiting	9:24
47-2	An Introduction to Counterfeiting	3:15
47-3	What is the Difference Between a Counterfeit Good and a Knockoff	2:21
47-4	What is the Difference Between a Counterfeit Good and a Pirated Good	3:20
47-5	What is the Difference Between Counterfeiting and Trademark Infringement	2:35
47-6	What is the Difference Between Counterfeiting and Patent Infringement	2:49
47-7	What is the Difference Between Counterfeiting and Copyright Infringement	1:50
47-8	What is the US Offense of Trafficking in Counterfeit Goods or Services	2:07
47-9	What is a Counterfeit Mark Under the US Offense of Trafficking in Counterfeit Goods or Services	3:45
47-10	What are the Penalties in the US for Trafficking in Counterfeit Goods or Services	3:31
47-11	Victim Impact Statements Under the US Offense of Trafficking in Counterfeit Goods or Services	1:07
47-12	What is Trafficking Under the US Offense of Trafficking in Counterfeit Goods or Services	1:00
47-13	What is a Counterfeit Military Good or Service in the US	1:21
47-14	Transshipment and Exportation of Counterfeit Goods or Services under Section 42 of the US Lanham Act	4:04
47-15	Civil Damages for Intentional Use of a Counterfeit Trademark under the US Lanham Act	2:15
47-16	The US Offense of Trafficking in Counterfeit Labels, Illicit Labels, or Counterfeit Documentation or Packaging	2:58
47-17	Penalties and Remedies for the US Offense of Trafficking in Counterfeit Labels, Illicit Labels, or Counterfeit Documentation or Packaging	2:47
47-18	Anti-Counterfeit Measures under EU Regulation 608-2013	3:27
47-19	What are Counterfeit Goods Under EU Regulation 608-2013	2:18
47-20	What is a Geographical Indication Under EU Regulation 608-2013	1:50
47-21	What are Pirated Goods Under EU Regulation 608-2013	1:00
47-22	What are Goods Suspected of Infringing an Intellectual Property Right Under EU Regulation 608-2013	1:43
47-23	Counterfeiting Under the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement)	3:17
47-24	What are Counterfeit Trademark Goods Under the TRIPS Agreement	1:13
47-25	What are Pirated Copyright Goods under the TRIPS Agreement	1:06

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50-1	Copyright Fundamentals	8:32
50-2	Beware of Copying Images or Videos From the Internet	6:42
50-49, 360-2	Who Owns Copyrights for AI Generated Material?	6:26
50-21	Advantages of a US Federal Copyright Registration	3:04
50-22	Copyright Ownership in the US	3:09
50-24	Copyright Issues in Connection With Software	2:52
50-32	Can You Infringe a Copyright by Sending or Posting a Hyperlink (US)	4:11
50-33	Can You Infringe a Copyright by Sending or Posting a Hyperlink (EU)	7:56
50-34	Secondary Copyright Infringement (US)	4:01
50-35	What is a Copyright (UK)	4:23
50-36	Who Owns the Copyrights to an Employee’s Work in France?	2:47
50-37	Who Owns the Copyrights to an Employee’s Work in Germany?	3:14
50-38	Who Owns the Copyrights to an Employee’s Work in the United Kingdom?	2:10
50-39	Who Owns the Copyrights to an Employee’s Work in the Netherlands?	2:18
50-40	Who Owns the Copyrights to an Employee’s Work in Belgium?	3:03
50-41	Who Owns the Copyrights to an Employee’s Work in Switzerland?	3:01
50-42	Who Owns the Copyrights to a Contractor’s Work in France?	2:26
50-43	Who Owns the Copyrights to a Contractor’s Work in Germany?	2:21
50-44	Who Owns the Copyrights to a Contractor’s Work in the United Kingdom?	2:29
50-45	Who Owns the Copyrights to a Contractor’s Work in the Netherlands?	1:46
50-46	Who Owns the Copyrights to a Contractor’s Work in Belgium?	2:27
50-47	Who Owns the Copyrights to a Contractor’s Work in Switzerland?	2:33
50-48	Music Rights Clearance	6:26
50-50	Freeware Is Typically Not Free	2:07

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50-3	What is a Copyright?	1:06
50-4	How Long Does a US Copyright Last?	0:48
50-5	Do You Need a US Federal Copyright Registration to Have a Valid Copyright?	0:32
50-6	What Are the Advantages of a US Copyright Registration?	1:11
50-7	What is the Fair Use Exception to Copyright Laws?	1:00
50-8	How is Copyright Ownership Determined?	0:51
50-9	What is a Work Made for Hire Under Copyright Law?	1:00
50-10	What is a Derivative Work Under Copyright Law?	1:02
50-11	What Does a Copyright Give You the Right to Do?	0:26
50-12	How Expensive is Copyright Infringement Litigation?	0:55
50-13	Who Are the Plaintiff and Defendant in a Copyright Infringement Litigation?	0:27
50-14	Can we Freely Use Images, Videos, and Documents We Find on the Internet?	1:16
50-15	What Kinds of Things Do Copyrights Protect?	1:06
50-16	What Are the Requirements for Getting a US Copyright?	1:19
50-17	What is Copyright Infringement?	1:20
50-18	Does Every Nation Have the Same Laws Regarding Copyrights?	1:03
50-19	What is a US Copyright License?	0:57
50-20	Can a Copyright be Bought or Sold?	0:17
50-25	Secondary Copyright Infringement (UK)	1:44
50-26	Secondary Copyright Infringement - Importing an Infringing Copy (UK)	1:00
50-27	Secondary Copyright Infringement- Possessing or Dealing with an Infringing Copy (UK)	1:20
50-28	Secondary Copyright Infringement - Providing Means for Making Infringing Copies	2:14
50-29	Secondary Copyright Infringement - Permitting the Use of Premises for an Infringing Performance (UK)	1:57
50-30	Secondary Copyright Infringement - Provision of an Apparatus for an Infringing Performance (UK)	1:57
50-31	Secondary Copyright Infringement (Global)	2:55

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55-1	Reducing Risks Associated With Supplier Interactions	8:30
55-2	Copyright Infringement Issues with Suppliers Drawings	2:52
55-5	How to Protect Supplier Proprietary Information, and What if You Don't?	5:51
55-8	Manage IP Assets Within Your Supply Chain	6:36

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55-4	What is Proprietary Information	1:27
55-6	Beware of Suppliers with Patents	2:09
55-7	Reducing Risks Associated with Receiving Suppliers at your Facility	2:31

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60-9	What Do I Do About Patents Uncovered During an FTO Search	5:51
60-10	What is a Freedom to Operate Search and Why Are They Important?	5:16
60-11	General Components of a Patent Landscaping Search	10:35
60-12	General Components of a Freedom to Operate Search	11:55
20-7, 60-1	What is Prior Art and Why is Prior Art Important to My Business?	6:44
60-16	Some Patentability Search Tips for Busy Inventors	10:19
20-116, 60-13	What is Patent Due Diligence?	5:21
60-14, 20-128	Is There Value in Expired Patents?	4:48
60-15, 20-134	What is a Patent Infringement Opinion?	4:17
20-153, 60-18	Overview of Patent Classification Systems	3:02

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60-2	What is Prior Art?	0:59
60-3	What is a Patentability Search?	1:06
60-4	What is a Patent Invalidity Search?	1:09
60-5	What is a Freedom to Operate (FTO) or Product Clearance Search?	1:03
60-6	How Can Patent Information be Useful for Competitive Intelligence?	1:07
60-7	How Can Patent Information be Used to Find Patent Licensing Targets?	0:55
60-8	What is a Defensive Publication?	0:53

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70-1	Business Relationships and their Impact on IP Ownership	9:59
70-4, 240-2	Business Considerations for JDAs	10:32
70-2	Patent Assignment and Licensing	13:26
70-3	Risks of Open Source Software	5:27
70-7	Data Ownership: The Internet of Things	5:23
70-8	IP Rights in Connection with Consortia	8:09
70-9, 240-18	General Components of License Agreements	3:14

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70-5		What is Open-Source Software?			1:12
70-6, 240-5		What is a Joint Development Agreement?			1:15

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75-1

Introduction to Monetizing Intellectual Property

8:33

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80-1	Interacting with Your Patent Department	6:22
80-2	When Should You Submit an Invention Disclosure?	7:28
80-5	Attorney-Client Privilege in Intellectual Property Litigation	6:43
80-6	How to Comport Yourself During Depositions	11:55
80-7	How to Draft an Invention Disclosure	4:16
80-10	General Components of an Invalidity Search	12:38
80-11	The General Components of a Patentability Search	11:56

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80-3	How Finished Does My Invention Have to be Before I Submit to IP Counsel	1:17
80-4	Why Should You Be Motivated to Interact With Patent Counsel	1:50
80-8	What is an Invention Disclosure and How Should You Draft One?	2:59

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90-1	What Is a Trade Secret?	7:08
90-2	How Are Trade Secrets Lost and What Are the Consequences?	8:47
90-3	Considerations for Trade Secret Decisions and Disclosures	9:12
90-4	Trade Secret Nondisclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Enforcement	8:03
90-5	Defend Trade Secrets Act	6:32
90-32	What is Know How and How Should We Protect It?	5:44

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90-6	What is a Trade Secret?	1:13
90-7	How Long Does a Trade Secret Last?	0:49
90-8	What are the Advantages of Trade Secrets Versus Patents?	1:00
90-9	What are the Disadvantages of Trade Secrets Versus Patents?	0:56
90-10	What Questions Should be Asked when Considering Trade Secret Protection?	1:17
90-11	Is there a U.S. Trade Secret Office?	0:13
90-12	Is there a Trade Secret Registration?	0:43
90-13	What Are the Key Factors in Determining Whether You Have an Enforceable Trade Secret?	1:13
90-14	Why Are Trade Secrets Valuable to a Company?	0:41
90-15	How Should You Typically Disclose Trade Secrets to Third Parties?	1:16
90-16	How Can You Enforce a US Trade Secret?	1:09
90-17	How Expensive is it to Litigate a Trade Secret Misappropriation Suit?	0:59
90-18	What Factors Should You Consider in Deciding Between a Patent and a Trade Secret?	1:30
90-19	How Are Trade Secrets Typically Lost?	1:13
90-20	What Kinds of Things Do Trade Secrets Protect?	1:13
90-21	What Are the Requirements for Getting a Trade Secret?	0:51
90-22	What is Trade Secret Misappropriation?	0:55
90-23	Does Every Country Have the Same Laws Regarding Trade Secrets?	0:46
90-24	What is a Trade Secret License?	1:04
90-25	Can a Trade Secret be Bought or Sold?	0:32
90-26	EU Trade Secrets Directive - Purpose and Definitions	2:49
90-27	EU Trade Secrets - Trade Secrets of Others Lawfully Acquired	2:46
90-28	EU Trade Secrets - Unlawful Acquisition, Use, and Disclosure	3:20
90-29	EU Trade Secrets Directive - Measures, Procedures, and Remedies for Unlawful Acquisition, Use, or Disclosure	7:44
90-30	EU Trade Secrets - Best Practices	1:55
90-31	Until You Know What It Is, Treat It as a Trade Secret	3:03

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100-1	Risks Associated with Improper Marking	10:00
100-2	Categories of US Government Rights	12:45
100-3	Key Terms when Marking	6:20
100-4	Marking Best Practices	11:57
100-5	Data Assertion Table - Tech Data and Software in USG DoD Contracts	10:14
100-6	Contractors Right to US Government Patents	10:28
100-7	Patent Infringement Immunity for US government Contractors	4:11
100-8	Record Keeping Requirements for Tech Data Software Deliverables	4:53
100-9	Situations where the US Government is Entitled to Unlimited Rights	4:45
100-10	Sub-Contractors IP Ownership	4:08
100-11	Can Different Rights be Granted for Different Components of Software and Technical Deliverables	3:17
100-12	Types of Government Rights and How They Arise	5:16
100-13	The Data Rights Assertion Table	6:13

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105-1		False Advertising vs Puffery			4:52
105-2		What is the Difference Between False Advertising and Puffery?			1:20

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105-3		Tropicanas Puffery			1:03
105-4		Shark Ninja			1:40

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110-1

IP and Social Media

6:36

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Beware of Using Social Media to Broadcast Vacation Highlights

1:24

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111-1	Introduction to Right of Publicity	2:36
111-2	Do not Forget to Get the Release	0:57
111-3	Michael Jordan	1:55
111-4	Bette Midler	1:39
111-5	Bus Driver in Milan	1:37
111-6	College Football and EA Sports	0:58
111-7	Michael Jordan in China	0:55
111-8	Beware of Tweets	1:01

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15-1, 115-1	Intellectual Property General Awareness	13:30
15-48, 115-2	The Impact IP Has on Product Value with Customs Bureaus	4:44
15-49, 115-03	IP Valuations in Connection with Transfer Pricing	8:57
15-50, 115-04	Process Steps for Three IP Valuation Approaches	11:18
15-51, 115-05, 125-01	Valuation Considerations for Standard Essential Patents	10:06
15-52, 115-06	Overview of the Cost Approach to IP Valuation	4:33
15-53, 115-07	Overview of the Income Approach to IP Valuation	3:42
15-54, 115-08	Overview of the Market Approach to IP Valuation	3:42
15-55, 115-09	Why are IP Valuations Important?	7:38

120-1

IP: The Movie

1:11:45

125-02	Responsibilities SSOs	7:09
125-03	The Balance of SSO Benefits with SSO IP rights Obligations	8:00
15-51, 115-05, 125-01	Valuation Considerations for Standard Essential Patents	10:06

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20-130, 135-1	Why Academia and Research Organizations Should Obtain Patents	4:33
20-136, 135-02	What Does it Mean to Say a Patent is Strong?	6:01
20-137 135-3	What is a Blocking Patent?	3:35
20-138, 135-4	Patent Infringement Misunderstandings	4:48
20-139, 135-5	Should Universities and RTOs Oppose Patents?	7:45

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15-6, 350-5	What is the Difference Between a Patent and a Trademark?	1:49
350-13	Hatch Waxman Act Overview	6:05
20-93, 350-14	How Does Plant Variety Protection (PVP) Compare to a Patent in the US?	18:49
15-63, 350-11	IP Considerations in a Joint Development Relationship	4:38
15-64, 350-07	Innovation Does Not Stop at Beginning of Clinical Trials	3:50
20-117, 350-15	Experimental Use Exemption to Patent Infringement	10:58
20-124, 350-16	De Minimis Patent Infringement	6:34
20-126, 350-17	Patentability of Selection Inventions	5:53
20-127, 350-18	Computer Implemented Inventions in Europe and Elsewhere	9:06
20-129,350-19	Necessary Alignment of USPTO and FDA Disclosures	3:55
20-140, 350-01	Difference Between Patent Exclusivity and Regulatory Exclusivity	4:10
20-144, 37-10, 350-02	What is a Markush Patent Claim?	4:01
20-145, 350-03	What is a Patent and What Types of Patents are There?	2:48
20-146, 350-06	How Can Publications Harm Your Potential Patent Rights?	3:33
20-147, 350-08	Why You’re Needed to Support Patent Application Review in the BioPharma Industry	365
20-151, 350-10	What Are the Requirements for Getting a Patent in the BioPharma Industry?	3:42
20-152, 350-12	Plant Variety Protection and the UPOV	13:36

360-1	Risks and Best Practices Associated with Using AI Tools in the Workplace	8:16
50-49, 360-2	Who Owns Copyrights for AI Generated Material?	6:26
130-31, 360-4	Information Security Risks with Public AI Platforms	3:22
20-143, 360-3	Patentability of AI Generated Inventions	7:22

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130-1	Trade Secrets and Confidentiality	11:08
130-2	Confidential Information of Current and Former Employers	5:22
130-3	Exit Interview - (No Quiz)	2:51
130-7	Confidentiality in the World of Ubiquitous Video Conferencing	7:55
130-31, 360-4	Information Security Risks with Public AI Platforms	3:22
130-30	Keeping Confidentiality of Big Prototypes	7:13

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130-4	What is Confidential Information?	0:58
130-5	What is Proprietary Information?	0:16
130-6	What is the Difference Between Confidential Information and Proprietary Information?	1:14

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130-26	Disclose Cautiously, Even Under NDA	5:26
130-27	Never Misappropriate the Trade Secrets of Former Employers	4:03
130-28	Patent Versus Trade Secret	5:40
130-29	Considerations When Your Trade Secrets are Misappropriated	4:58

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140-1	Key Components to a Typical NDA	11:49
140-2	Common NDA Mistakes to be Avoided	4:59
140-28	The NDA Drift	3:23
140-29	If You Don't Need an NDA, Don't Sign One	4:12
140-30	Should You Use a 2-way, 1-way, or 1.5-way NDA?	4:00
140-32	What If the Other Party Refuses To Sign an NDA?	6:36
140-33	How to Increase the Comfort of Third Party Disclosers of Confidential Information - (4:52 minutes)	4:43
140-34	What to Do With Oral Disclosures of Confidential Information	5:08
140-35	The Difficult NDA	4:04
140-36	Have a Minimalist Mentality When Making Confidential Disclosures	4:39
140-37	Sales Meeting Balancing Act	7:49
140-38	What are NDAs, and Do They Prevent Unlawful Disclosures of Your Confidential?	1:58
140-39	NDA Responsibilities Between Legal and Business Leaders	2:30
140-40	Should You Execute an NDA Before Negotiating a JDA?	2:08

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140-3	Introduction to Non-Disclosure Agreements	2:42
140-4	Summary of Non-Disclosure Agreements	3:14
140-5	Never Disclose Without an NDA	1:58
140-6	Be Ethical in Handling Confidential Information	1:22
140-7	Take Need-to-Know Seriously	2:08
140-8	When Legal Issues Arise, Call Legal	2:14
140-9	Mark Your Confidential Disclosures	1:22
140-10	Oral Disclosures Must be Marked	1:34
140-11	Have Confidential Information Returned or Destroyed	2:16
140-12	Keep an NDA File	2:45
140-13	Review Your NDA Before You Disclose	2:25
140-14	What to Do About Subpoenaed NDA Files	1:38
140-15	Shred Confidential Records	1:31
140-16	Beware of Reverse Engineering NDA Samples	2:20
140-17	One-Way Versus Two-Way NDAs	2:19
140-18	Know Your Dates	3:42
140-19	NDA Overview (Vignettes with Quiz)	36:30

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140-20	What is a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)?	1:01
140-21	Which Dates Are Important in a Non-Disclosure Agreement?	1:08
140-22	Are Oral Disclosures Covered by Non-Disclosure Agreements?	1:16
140-23	Do All NDA's Protect the Confidential Disclosures of Both Parties? (Two-way Versus One-way)	0:49
140-24	How Should Confidential Material Received from a Party Under an NDA be Protected?	0:48
140-25	Should I Sign the Other Party's NDA?	0:47
140-26	What isn't a Non-Disclosure Agreement or NDA?	1:37
140-27	Why Are Non-Disclosure Agreements Important?	1:22
140-31	NDAs Do Not Prevent Unlawful Disclosures	1:13

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240-1	Some Contract Basics You Need to Know	9:48
70-4, 240-2	Business Considerations for JDAs	10:32
15-45, 240-16	Intellectual Property in Connection with Services Agreements	9:12
70-9, 240-18	General Components of License Agreements	3:14
15-46, 240-17	Intellectual Property Provisions of Supply Agreements	3:43

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240-4		Do I Need Contracts in Connection With My New Invention?			1:08
70-6, 240-5		What is a Joint Development Agreement?			1:15

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250-43

Cyber Security Awareness and Risk Reduction - Full Course

1:23:14

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250-1		Fundamentals of Cyber Awareness to Reduce Cyber Risks			12:42
250-2		Cyber Security and Business Travel			4:36

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250-19	Malware	3:25
250-20	Social Engineering	4:42
250-21	Choosing Passwords for Cyber Security	2:01
250-22	Cyber Security and Your Computer	3:01
250-23	Cyber Security and Email	1:43
250-24	Cyber Security and Your Mobile Devices	1:57
250-25	What to Do in the Event of a Cyber Breach	1:24
250-39	E-Skimming	1:11
250-42	Why Should we use Long, Complicated Passwords	2:30

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250-3	Free USB Drive	0:53
250-4	Malware on Mobile Devices	0:31
250-5	Spear Phishing	0:54
250-6	USB Charging	1:40
250-7	7 Year Old Hacker	0:56
250-8	Ransomware	0:58
250-9	Data Breach	1:16
250-10	Child Predator Email	0:58
250-11	Stolen Laptop	1:16
250-12	What is a Link	1:01
250-13	Capitalizing on Big Data Breaches	1:17
250-14	Fake IT Department	1:03
250-15	IRS Scam	1:19
250-16	Democratic National Committee Hacked	1:28
250-17	Do Not Share Passwords	2:36
250-26	Malware - Virus	1:07
250-27	Malware - Worm	1:28
250-28	Malware - Trojan	1:34
250-29	Malware - Ransomware	1:45
250-30	Malware - Adware	0:50
250-31	Malware - Spyware	1:15
250-32	Malware - Rootkit	1:03
250-33	Malware - Scareware	1:28
250-34	Social Engineering - Baiting	2:21
250-35	Social Engineering - Tailgating	1:36
250-41	The Stolen SnapChat Account	1:49

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260-9		Discovery in IP Litigation			6:05
20-141, 37-9, 260-19		The Doctrine of Equivalency			6:38

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260-2	Litigation Hold Means Hold	3:07
260-3	Document Retention Notices Are Not SPAM	2:39
260-4	Do More Than Just Check a Box	3:31

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260-5	What is a Litigation Hold?	0:49
260-10	Disclosure of Confidential Information During Litigation Discovery	3:42
260-11	What are the Basic Types of Subpoenas in Connection with Civil Litigation?	2:06
260-12	Custodians in IP Litigation	2:44
260-13	What is the Work Product Doctrine?	3:04
260-14	What is a Privilege Log?	1:37

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270

Effective Meetings - Full Course

25:19

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270-1	The Effective Meeting Program	1:54
270-2	The Agenda	2:07
270-3	Invite the Right People	2:15
270-4	The Invitation	1:15
270-5	Meeting Preparation	1:13
270-6	Be Sure Technology Works For You	0:47
270-7	Be On Time	2:01
270-8	If You're The Leader, Be The Leader	2:24
270-9	Someone Must Be The Scribe	2:05
270-10	If You're Late On A Phone Conference, Don't Make It Worse	1:25
270-11	Kill The Phones	1:32
270-12	The Parking Lot	1:46
270-13	Dealing With The Silent Participant	2:15
270-14	Engaging Participants During Phone Meetings	1:36

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280-6

Public Speaking - Full Course

31:38:00

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280-1	Introduction to Public Speaking (Pitching Innovation)	4:17
280-2	Preparation	9:05
280-3	Delivery	8:26
280-4	Response	5:26
280-5	The Ask	4:24

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Networking - Full Course

20:52

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400-1	How Do You Overcome Networking Anxiety	2:24
400-2	Understand Why You're Going to the Event	1:26
400-3	Take Full Advantage of the Attendee List	0:57
400-4	Set Up Meetings in Advance of the Networking Event	0:40
400-5	Master Your Elevator Pitch	2:13
400-6	Get there Early, Embrace the Whole Event, and Leave Late	1:29
400-7	Be Creative in Your Networking Efforts	1:21
400-8	If You Go With Someone, Split Up!	1:19
400-9	The Introduction	3:05
400-10	Ask More than You Tell	0:41
400-11	The Business Card	1:18
400-12	Codify Meeting Notes... Soon!	1:08
400-13	What Do You Do After the Event?	0:45
400-14	How to Escape a Networking Event Conversation That Has Run Its Course	3:50

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330

Organizational Leadership - Full Course

38:52

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330-1	Understand What it Means to Be a Leader	2:20
330-2	Actions Speak Louder Than Words... Never Brag	2:31
330-3	Give the Praise, Accept the Blame	2:15
330-4	Never Make Promises You Can't Keep	1:25
330-5	Never Respond Irrationally to Information or Situations	2:33
330-6	Be Present in Conversation	1:45
330-7	Be Sure Everyone Always Knows Where They Stand	2:26
330-8	Leadership is Not a License to Be Late	1:43
330-9	A Leader Should Look Like a Leader	2:04
330-10	Vent Frustrations with Outside Confidants, Not Employees	3:04
330-11	Angry Outbursts Have No Place in Leadership	1:46
330-12	Leadership Through Fear or Respect?	2:11
330-13	Don't Waste Decisions	1:45
330-14	Own the Morning	1:32
330-15	Show the Most Respect to the Least Respected	1:17
330-16	Be a Great Oral Communicator	3:58
330-17	Be a Great Writer on Your Path to Becoming a Great Leader	4:17
330-18	Appreciate that Leadership is by Example	4:47
330-19	As the Team Leader, You Must Stay Current	4:35
330-20	Maintain a Winning Attitude, Even When You're Losing	2:28
330-21	Understand Each Member of Your Team	3:49

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310

Email Communications - Full Course

20:32

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310-1	Create Descriptive Email Subject Lines	1:28
310-2	Read and Re-Read Emails Before Sending	3:28
310-3	Make Careless Mistakes at Your Peril	5:26
310-4	Beware of the Emotional Email	1:35
310-5	Include Your Name and Phone Number with Your Email Signature	0:58
310-6	Beware of Emailing Confidential Information	1:06
310-7	In Terms of Emails, Less is More	1:20
310-8	If You Have Multiple Questions, Use Numbers	1:23
310-9	Beware of Who You Copy on Emails	2:48
310-10	Send an Email or Pick up the Phone	2:21
310-11	Click On Your Attachments Before You Hit Send	2:24

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Customer Relations - Full Course

30:09

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450-1	It all Starts With Your Point of View	2:15
450-2	Never Air Your Corporate Dirty Laundry	1:32
450-3	Be Your Company's Most Enthusiastic Cheerleader	1:23
450-4	Greatness in Customer Relations is a way of Life	1:28
450-5	One Bad Apple Does Spoil the Whole Bunch	2:16
450-6	Wegmans and Their Culture of Customer Service	1:48
450-7	When it Comes to Customer Relations the Show	2:48
450-8	The Way You Show Yourself to The World is The Way The World Sees You	1:46
450-9	Be a Superhero for Your Customers	1:46
450-10	Acknowledge if Customer Relations is Not For You	2:03
450-11	You Don’t Control Others But You do Control How You Respond to Them	1:49
450-12	Put Yourself in Your Customers’ Shoes	1:33
450-13	Smile and Say Hello	1:13
450-14	Know Your Product to Help Your Customers	2:13
450-15	Tough Love	2:19
450-16	Customers Can Go Anywhere	1:22
450-17	The Relationship Imbalance Between You and Your Customers	1:47
450-18	Don’t Waste Your Customers’ Time	2:12
450-19	Turn Off Your Phone When with Customers	2:21
450-21	Customer Service Can Be Bigger Than Customer Issues	1:33

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Peer to Manager - Full Course

41:21

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550-1	Get Ready for a Big Change!	3:33
550-2	Meet with Your New Boss	2:28
550-3	Meet with Human Resources	1:08
550-4	Meet with your Predecessor	1:34
550-5	Have One-on-One meetings with each Member of your Team	3:53
550-6	Build a Plan	1:32
550-7	Get Rid of the Poison...Fast!	4:57
550-8	Make them Earn their freedom	2:06
550-9	Your Days of Contributing to Office Gossip are Over	1:59
550-10	Your Changing Relationship with your Former Peers	3:15
550-11	Understand that Leadership is Mostly about Support	2:47
550-12	Lead by Example	1:41
550-13	Safely Socializing with your Team	2:25
550-14	Reject Favoritism and Embrace Inclusion	2:13
550-15	Look Like a Leader	2:35
550-16	Be a Student of Leadership	1:10
550-17	Be a High Communicator	2:17

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340

Skillfully Conducting a Job Interview - Full Course

37:57

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340-1	The Importance of Skillfully Conducting a Job Interview	5:22
340-2	Legal and Policy Issues that Pertain to Job Interviews	2:02
340-3	What is a Targeted Selection Job Interview?	2:37
340-4	What is a Situational Job Interview?	1:47
340-5	What is a Group Job Interview?	2:28
340-6	How to Plan for Conducting Job Interviews	2:54
340-7	How to Develop Questions for Job Interviews	4:30
340-8	How to Conduct an Effective Job Interview	4:58
340-9	Finalizing Your Notes After Conducting a Job Interview	1:35
340-10	How to Evaluate a Candidate After a Job Interview	2:10
340-11	The Dos and Don'ts of Conducting a Job Interview	3:19
340-12	Never Ask These Questions When You Conduct a Job Interview	2:53
340-13	Conducting Job Interviews- Conclusion	1:22

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