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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.
Philip Marsden discusses some of the ramifications of the UK Government’s approach to Digital Regulation, ahead of the Queen’s Speech this week. For more...
Among the pieces featured in this month’s IP Literature Watch are a paper on how technology transfer is used to influence product market behavior, market...
Fei Deng is a panelist during the session discussing recent antitrust developments in IP in China. The webinar is organized by the Berkeley Center for Law &...
Josh Sherman is a panelist during the “Horizontal Guidelines & Sustainability Initiatives” session and discusses: Horizontal Block Exemption Regulations:...
