From space saving solutions and self-cooling devices to sauces and seasonings, intellectual property (IP) and innovation were in abundance in tonight’s episode.
When I became a mother I made a promise to myself not to ‘let myself go’. To try and keep in touch with fashion, remain well groomed and not turn up to the school gates minus make-up.
I’ve always been fond of animals. But it wasn’t until my parents got a Jug last year (a Jack Russell mixed with a Pug) that I became a real animal lover.
Having that ‘Eureka!’ moment is something few of us experience.
Dragon; a mythical monster generally represented as a huge, winged reptile with crested head and enormous claws and teeth, often spouting fire. Ok, so to look at, the current dragons do not resemble the dictionary definition.
Whether its patents, designs, trade marks or copyright, one of the main criteria for intellectual property (IP) is that it has to be unique.
Music to my ears in tonight’s episode. Lots of talk of intellectual property in the Den.
So, here we are again. I’m convinced that a new series of Dragons’ Den comes around more than once a year. But I’m not complaining.
Tonight saw the last in the current series of Dragon’s Den. It was an interesting episode with 4 diverse products being pitched.
The penultimate episode of the series tonight and another IP packed show.
I’m not a very superstitious person. If a black cat crosses my path, I’m more likely to stroke it than run away from it, and if I spill the salt, it’s going on my chips, not over my shoulder.
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