In particular, they discuss Stina’s experience with hosting an ArTechLaw workshop on Minecraft, an experiment that she dared to launch because in-person workshops with participants from all around the world were impossible to organize during the pandemic.

We finish the episode with a couple of rapid fire questions. Here are some of the references of pieces mentioned by Stina:

• Most recent piece IP scholarship read: work by Carys J. Craig on technological neutrality

• Current book read for work: Paris to New York (2021) by Véronique Pouillard

• Current book read for leisure: Tonio Kröger by Thomas Mann

The episode was hosted by David Tilt, our guest was Stina Teilmann-Lock. The episode was produced by Maria José Schmidt-Kessen, sound by David Tilt, and music by Irfan Zafar

Giulia speaks in particular about her piece "Catching Sight of a Glimmer of Light: Fair Remuneration and the Emerging Distributive Rationale in the Reform of EU Copyright Law" (available on SSRN). How did she get the idea for this piece? What was the writing process like? Where will she take things next? Have a listen to find out!

We finish the episode with a couple of rapid fire questions. Here are some of the references of the pieces that Giulia mentions:

• Most recent piece IP scholarship read: Intellectual Property for Humanity by Phoebe Li (Sussex Law School)

• Favorite case to teach in class: Court of Justice of the European Union, Case C-161/17 - Renckhoff (2018)

• Current reading for work: Diversity in Intellectual Property (2015) edited by Irene Calboli and Srividhya Ragavan

• Current Reading for leisure: Fresh Water for Flowers by Valérie Perrin

• A song that describes Giulia as researcher/teacher: Todo Cambia by Mercedes Sosa

The episode was hosted by David Tilt, our guest was Giulia Priora. The episode was produced by Maria José Schmidt-Kessen, sound by David Tilt, and music by Irfan Zafar