Ms. Wu-Yun MAO – Assistant Research Fellow, National Palace Museum
Ms. Wu-Yun Mao is a senior researcher of intellectual property (IP) management of creative industries at Taiwan’s National Palace Museum (NPM). Ms. Mao has ample legal experience in film, drama, and artist management during her tenure at an international entertainment corporation. At NPM, she served the roles of public relations head, marketing planner for brand collaboration, and legal specialist on IP dispute resolution. Ms. Mao is currently responsible for NPM’s licensing affairs and global business development.
Ms. Mao holds a BA degree in Law and Diplomacy and an MBA in IP management from National Chengchi University (NCCU). Currently, she is pursuing a doctoral degree in Law at NCCU. She is the sole researcher at NPM with a formal education in IP and capable of maximizing the value of IP within a museum context.
Active at the crossroads of law, management, the arts and museums, Ms. Mao has published widely in reputable periodicals in law and museology. Her recent articles, “Copyright Protection for AI-Generated Work－From the Discussion of Painting Robots” and “Making Works Public: Release of Digitally Archived Photo” have been well-received and widely cited.