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In this article, written with Joshua D. Wright, Joanna Tsai documents and analyzes changes to 11 SSO IPR policies over time and show that SSOs and their IPR policies appear to be responsive to changes in perceived patent holdup risks and other factors. To read more, click the link below.
In this month’s IP Literature Watch we include a chapter discussing the current state of legal, economic, and policy research on standard-essential patents and...
In this month’s IP Literature Watch we include papers discussing the application of artificial intelligence (AI) to patent law and copyright law, including a...
The digital asset space has seen rapid transformation over the past twelve months, with the rise of NFTs, the recent crypto winter, and potential applications...
Benno Buehler moderates “Identifying the main issues surrounding SEPs and FRAND to create an effective IP strategy” during this conference. Panelists will...
