Professional Publications and Podcasts
Our academic staff publish work designed to be useful beyond the University.
Our academic staff publish work designed to be useful beyond the University. Accessible guides, legal analyses, and applied frameworks for professionals engaging with creativity, intellectual property, and leadership. For a full list of publications, you can click on an academic profile.
Featured publications
- The Master’s in Innovation, Creativity and Leadership: Preparing Graduates for a Turbulent World
- Developing University Entrepreneurial Ecosystems in Sub-Saharan Africa (eds. Kamuriwo, Jones, Marshall and Wanjiru Kinoti, World Scientific)
- Fostering Creativity: Unveiling the State of Research in Education (BIC report)
- Survival Skills for the New Normal
- Getting to grips with intellectual property
- Supportng leadership through reflective journaling
- How to …. generate revenue from intellectual property
- Protecting Art in the Street – A Photographic Guide to Copyright in Street Art and Graffiti
- Non Conventional Copyright: Do New and Atypical Works deserve Protection?
- The Cambridge Handbook of Copyright in Street Art and Graffiti
- Remixing and Remastering Music in US Copyright Law: Some Reflections after Arty v Marshmello
- Networked technologies in the car industry, standard essential patents and refusal to license: the CJEU will soon shed light in Nokia v Daimler
- Prosecco-flavoured Pringles: did festive snack break EU law?
Podcasts
CebAI Podcast

CebAI director Professor Neil Maiden hosted a series of conversations with internationally renowned academics and business leaders.
Launched in October 2021, interviewees include – Ben Shniederman, Scott Isaksen, Richard Chataway and Margaret Heffernan.
You can hear the podcast and subscribe at iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon. Alternatively you can listen online with Acast.
The Now Go Create Podcast
Hosted by alumna, Creative Director, author and educator Claire Bridges, the Now Go Create podcast explores creativity as a business skill that anyone can learn.
Each week offers actionable advice, practical tools, and conversations with some of the sharpest creative thinkers around, from award-winning songwriters and brand marketers to improvisers and neuroscientists.
The Perspectiv Insights Podcast
Produced by Perspectiv, a consultancy specialising in innovation, change and leadership, the Perspectiv Insights podcast explores what it really takes to deliver innovation. Season one brings together practical insight and honest conversation for anyone looking to turn good ideas into real results.
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