Following a bit of an argument with his laptop, Mr Lampert treats
the seminar delegates to a sneak preview of CIPA:
The Movie. This is a short animation
about the importance of IP to the economy and the importance of CIPA to
IP. It is absolutely marvellous. It is also quite unlike anything CIPA has
ever put into the public domain before.
It stars some cartoon trees which sprout money instead of leaves, and a
lot of circles, which are Virtuous Circles to show that if you look after your
IP it will make you money and then you can invest the money in more IP and
that way you can keep your local patent attorneys in the manner to which they
have become accustomed.
There is also a cartoon watering can to water the cartoon
trees, but you only see its spout and some of us are worried that the spout
doesn’t look like a watering can at all.
We are going to launch our cartoon circles to mark World IP
Day, together with our Magnificent Manifesto.
Mr Davies has been tweaking the manifesto to make it absolutely perfect,
and Mr Lampert has been making it look colourful, and I think possibly Mr
Davies has added in something to suggest Professor Brian Cox should be the next
Prime Minister. It is going to be the
most exciting World IP Day ever.
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