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Legal Protection for the Software Arts — Part 3
Legal Protection for the Software Arts — Part 3
In most jurisdictions around the world, the most common form of protection for software is copyright. In the US, ever since the Alice decision, copyright was thought to be the best form of protection for software.
The DOJ Antitrust Division: Regulatory Capture at the Expense of U.S. Interests
The DOJ Antitrust Division: Regulatory Capture at the Expense of U.S. Interests
I am very pleased that my latest article on how Big Tech has captured yet another public institution was published by IPWatchdog.
Legal Protection for the Software Arts — Part 2
Legal Protection for the Software Arts — Part 2
As patent practitioners know, the law sometimes defines technical topics in ways that do not always accord with how engineers and scientists understand those same topics.
Legal Protection for the Software Arts — Part 1
Legal Protection for the Software Arts — Part 1
Software has an outsized role in the economy contributing over a trillion dollars to the value of the US gross domestic product.
Disclosures and Enforceability of Standard-Essential Patents: An Overview
Disclosures and Enforceability of Standard-Essential Patents: An Overview
I am very pleased that my chapter comparing how three different courts approach IPR disclosure obligations under ETSI has been published by Wolters Kluwer in their 2021 Licensing Update.
The IEEE Ill-Advised 2015 IP Policy Continues to Fail
The IEEE Ill-Advised 2015 IP Policy Continues to Fail
The IEEE’s spectacularly misguided 2015 revisions to its IP policy continues to disappoint (I addressed them a number of times previously).
Technical Standards: A Quick Introduction [VIDEO]
Technical Standards: A Quick Introduction [VIDEO]
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Implementer Subterfuge Comes to Japan
Implementer Subterfuge Comes to Japan
There is something about standard essential patents that encourages subterfuge by implementers.