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The conventional legal analysis of technical standard setting derives primarily from antitrust law. But antitrust remedies, taken alone, may not be broad enough to address recent abuses of the standardization process. The principal example of this shortcoming is the well-known case of Rambus,...
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impact of patents on international technical standardization activities. In particular, it assesses the impact that patents …
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Technical standard setting, though conducted largely through private organizations, possesses many attributes of a public function. By and large, SDO policies operate effectively to enable competitors to collaborate to develop standards that produce network effects and yield significant social...
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Patents on standardized technologies are being issued with increasing frequency, and the majority of these patents are …
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patents covering 94 “green” inventions. Hall and Helmers (2013) suggested that the patents pledged to the commons had the …
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patents covering 94 “green” inventions. Hall and Helmers (2013) suggested that the patents pledged to the commons had the …
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create a market-based trading exchange for aggregated patent license rights, particularly standards-essential patents (SEPs … other patents deemed essential to IEEE's 802.11n “Wi-Fi” standard. IPXI offered up to 50,000 tradable Unit License Right … licensing market, factors including a lack of participation by key patent holders, an untested record of enforcing patents …
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Over the past several years, there has been a surge in litigation over technical standards, standards-essential patents …
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In recent years, high-profile lawsuits involving standards-essential patents (SEPs) have made headlines in the United … States, Europe, and Asia, leading to a heated public debate regarding the role and impact of patents covering key … standardization and patents in the information and communications technology (ICT) sector, commentators have paid little attention to …
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