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If you' re one of those
who haven' t started your podcast yet

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and you' re thinking about what
name to name it I recommend listening to

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today' s chapter so that you
have a few tricks when it comes to

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naming your podcast in condition and don' t get scared in the future we

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welcome you to the other side of
the microphone. On the other side of

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the microphone, a project by Jorge
Marín grandson in which you will find your

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daily ration of metapodcasting, casting with
news, events, tools or episodes of

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opinion in just ten minutes. Ten
minutes, ten minutes. Welcome and welcome

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to the other side of the microphone, where the meta podcasting is the protagonist.

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I am Jorge Marin who is at
the head of the production company and

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who every day passes to this side
of the microphone in small doses of ten

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to fifteen minutes to bring you news, events, curiosities, recommendations, tips,

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tools and I think I' m
starting to repeat myself. It'

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s been many days letting go of
this climate and believe me it' s

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getting harder every day. I want
to bring you a little list today.

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Nothing, four or five points so
that when you register your podcast, when

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you name it, you choose a
name. Well, if you try not

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to be the same as another podcast
or if another podcast is registered under the

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same idea that you have, let' s say the legal ways to defend

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it, to defend you and,
above all, to take something that is

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easy, easy for you, easy
for you to hear I remind you,

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remember forgiveness and that ultimately, it
becomes something solid, something that every season

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you have to change your name,
because you have messed it up, because

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it wouldn' t be the first
podcast that has to change its name for

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quismo, dudes, and for that
I want to give you a series of

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points to see the most legal and
the most lasting thing to say would be

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to register the name of your podcast, as if it were a brand.

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This has a cost of about 150
euros in the State Office of Trademarks and

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Patents, but you have to keep
in mind that it cannot be a generic

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name. See the case on the
other side of the microphone. Saves her

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I haven' t tried. I
haven' t tried, but I think

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they would directly tell me that it' s not possible, because on the

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other side of the microphone, it' s a phrase made and here,

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I might even be playing it and
I' m giving clues to someone who

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wants to name a podcast like that, but I think it' s a

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phrase with a series of very common
words that couldn' t be recorded.

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I don' t know. Sune, for example, had trouble registering a

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podcast nation because the word podcast was
very generic. But, well, I

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think in the end I can record
it very clearly. Once you have your

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podcast registered, your trademark. That' s very easy. It' s

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very easy to protect you. And
today this is registered. You. You

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can' t call it that.
Or your name, your podcast, you

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can' t call it that.
If you have this mark in quotation marks,

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the podcast registered, this product you
have registered. Let' s say

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the power to go to any of
the podcast platforms, to host podcast platforms

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and say that your podcast, the
name of your podcast is registered and you

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have it in your name. But
this would only cover you in Spain.

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I explain if you find, for
example, a podcast registered in n Evox,

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Spotify or Apple Podcast, you can
write to these companies, these directories,

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your podcast hosts and with your papers
say, hey, this podcast is

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plagiarizing me. You' re using
the name of my trademark, which I

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have the rights to, and so
you have to change the name. But

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of course they have to change the
name only in Spain. And this has

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very easy solution one of two.
Either remove this podcast available in Spain or

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simply put it say a last name
see. For example, the podcast on

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the other side of Perico' s
microphone, that of the Palotes, is

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registered tomorrow to the trademark office and
automatically write to me from Spotify via podcast

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and from all sides and tell me, Mr Jorge, we are very sorry.

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But this person has registered the name
of his podcast and he has to

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change it and I say ah ok, on the other side of the microphone

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by Jorge Marin, arranged is already
different and I could register the name on

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the other side of the microphone by
Jorge Marin, because it is different.

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It is not a trademark as such, because there is only one podcast on

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the other side of the microphone by
Jorge Marín. Then that would prevent me

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from having to conflict with this person. But of course, here we already

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enter with good, because a brand
I don' t know if personal or

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professional, a product that you associate
or that we say you fit with Jorge

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Marín until now without having to say
the name Jorge Marín And until now it

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would have to be again to make
me say a name, although I think

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this would not be necessary because there
are already nine hundred and peak episodes and

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you automatically associate the name on the
other side of the microphone with Jorge Marín

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or with e B producer. But
for the new listeners, they might have

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to get used to listening to the
other side of the microphone by Jorge Marin

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every time I say so, and
so it would have to be in each

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and every one of the presentations.
Let' s say we rework the brand

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or the name of this podcast to
add that last name to it and that

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' s tattooed on your brain and
so on the hosts and podcast distributors themselves

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everywhere. I would have to put
the microphone on the other side by Jorge

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Marin, because on the other side
of the microphone it would be a protected

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and registered product. This is a
solution. Another solution is to change the

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name, which, logically, because
this hurts us all a lot, because

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maybe because we have associated social media
accounts, the logo, telegram channels and

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all with our name. And now
someone comes and takes it from us in

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quotation marks that really hasn' t
taken anything away from us. Only look

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that that person has registered it and
has all the law of the world.

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So he was the first to register
it, claim that name on all sites.

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And this wouldn' t be the
first time it happened. In fact,

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I already spoke to you a few
years ago. I would swear on

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a famous case of plagiarism, or
well, it' s not plagiarism,

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but they' ve registered a name
and what we' re going to do

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with the papers, with the papers
ahead, because there we can do nothing.

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And even with the papers ahead.
If they have registered that podcast only

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in the United States, we,
in Spain, would be free to register

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it. They have to register it
in each and every country where they want

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to claim that name from companies or
people who have the same podcast name.

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But of course there are 150 euros
in Spain nine hundred dollars in the United

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States, another three hundred and high
in Australia, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera?

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You are really willing to make those
payments just to protect your name.

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Well, man, if it'
s a brand name, if it'

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s a company, it' s
a very big project, because there I

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' d say yes. But in
this case this podcast is very humble.

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It is still a personal project,
although I try to associate it with my

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professional facet. But beyond these hundred
and fifty euros. Well, man,

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if there was a flat rate that
for 200 euros I would register it in

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all the countries of the world,
I would be the first to register it.

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But I will not pay 150 euros
per country because I am not willing.

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I' m so sorry, but
what are we gonna do? I

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' m very fond of the name
on the other side of the microphone.

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So much so that it has its
own website on the other side of the

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microphone, com, but, if
that' s the case, I don

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' t think I' d get
to trial and this here I' m

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giving too many clues to all of
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the microphone throughout the month of April
and now I say goodbye, and how

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every day I return to that place
where you are right now on the other

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side of the microphone,