Dragons' Den IP Blog - Series 22 Episode 7

From space saving solutions and self-cooling devices to sauces and seasonings, intellectual property (IP) and innovation were in abundance in tonight’s episode.
From space saving solutions and self-cooling devices to sauces and seasonings, intellectual property (IP) and innovation were in abundance in tonight’s episode.
As Episode 6 of Dragons’ Den swept onto our screen, I was eager to see how Intellectual Property (IP) would sizzle into the episode. This week saw bedding plants delivered to your doorstep, a mum making travel easier for busy parents and crisps with a sustainable twist, but it was an umbrella claiming to be the best on the market that caught my IP eye…
From an innovative water bottle that does more than just hydrate to hair care products that can help transform damaged hair – this episode of Dragons' Den certainly had me hooked!
A reseller with an inspirational refugee story and a bathroom with backbone – these were the pitches that caught our IP eye in this week’s Dragons’ Den episode. Read on to find out more!
From mystery football shirts on your doorstep to Italian pizza in pubs, the second episode of series 22 was full to the brim with keen entrepreneurs ready to pitch their business to the Dragons.
Happy new year everyone! Can you believe we are onto series 22 of Dragons’ Den! As a new band of entrepreneurs face the dragons we are here, as always, ready and waiting to spot and discuss the different types of intellectual property in the pitches.
From yard art to supplement drinks, there were a range of products to whet everyone's appetite in this week’s Dragons' Den episode!
Trade secrets, patents and licensing - this episode of Dragons’ Den certainly didn’t hold back. From investments that left Peter Jones experiencing FOMO (fear of missing out) to pods that had the Dragons sleeping on the job, this episode certainly had me excited to get writing.
We saw an IP-savvy bunch of entrepreneurs in the Den this episode, with every one of them having applied for, or obtained, at least one type of intellectual property right to protect their sparkly, snackable, medical or electrical innovation. Read on to find out how they fared.
Having just watched the latest episode of Dragons’ Den, it’s clear that innovation is still strong in the UK, with many keen entrepreneurs pitching their ideas to the Dragons and looking for investment.
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