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Reevaluating Patent Damages in the Knowledge Economy : The Determination of Royalty Base for Standard Essential Patents From an Intellectual Value Chain Perspective
Heiden, Bowman; Andreasson, Jens - 2020
This paper explores the issue of apportionment through the determination of the appropriate royalty base in the adjudication of patent damages, or more precisely, FRAND royalties for standard essential patents (SEPs). Through the use of an intellectual value chain (IVC) framework, this paper...
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The Economic Impact of Patent Holdout
Heiden, Bowman; Baron, Justus - 2023
a total revenue base of $1,603 per year in comparison to the average smartphone cost of $392 per phone, suggesting a 4x …
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SEPs Licensing Across the Supply Chain : An Antitrust Perspective
Borgogno, Oscar; Colangelo, Giuseppe - 2021
holders should be required to grant a FRAND licence to any implementer seeking a licence, including component makers (so …-called ‘licence-to-all’ approach), or if they should be allowed freely to target the supply chain level at which the licence is to be … that no sound economic and legal bases which favour licence-to-all solutions can be identified …
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Licensing 2.0 : How to Incentivise around the Prisoner’s Dilemma in SEP Licensing
Brismark, Gustav; Heiden, Bowman - 2022
Licensing platforms are a clear example of a collective action problem, where groups have aligned long-term interests but misaligned short-term goals. Customised incentives can be a key way to facilitate socially desirable collective action, especially where a market or platform includes a range...
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Licensing 2.0 – Licensing Platforms for the Knowledge Economy
Brismark, Gustav; Heiden, Bowman - 2022
The current approach to licensing in many cases increases costs and inefficiencies for patent owners and implementers alike. As such, a new approach – licensing 2.0 – is called for. The first principle of this new approach is to have an ecosystem in place that incentivises further innovation...
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Designing SEP Licensing Negotiation Groups to Reduce Patent Holdout in 5G/IoT Markets
Peters, Ruud; Nikolic, Igor; Heiden, Bowman - 2022
In response to concerns that inefficiencies in SEP licensing may have a negative systemic impact on the development of emerging 5G and IoT Markets, the European Commission (EC) convened an Expert Group on Licensing and Valuation of Standards Essential Patents (SEP Expert Group), resulting in a...
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FRAND Market Failure : IPXI's Standards-Essential Patent License Exchange
Contreras, Jorge L. - 2016
This case study pertains to Intellectual Property Exchange International, Inc. (IPXI), which was formed in 2008 to create a market-based trading exchange for aggregated patent license rights, particularly standards-essential patents (SEPs). IPXI based its model on existing commodities exchanges,...
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Aggregated Royalties for Top-Down FRAND Determinations : Revisiting 'Joint Negotiation'
Contreras, Jorge L. - 2018
In an environment in which widely-adopted technical standards may each be covered by large numbers of patents, there have been increasing calls for courts to determine “fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory” (FRAND) royalties payable to holders of standards-essential patents (SEPs) using...
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Competition agency guidelines and policy initiatives regarding the application of competition law vis-à-vis intellectual property : an analysis of jurisdictional approaches and eme...
Anderson, Robert D.; Chen, Jianning; Müller, Anna Caroline - 2018 - Manuscript date: 4 March 2018
Union and Australia; (ii) Japan and Korea; and (iii) the BRICS economies (Brazil, China, India, Russia, and South Africa …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011810287
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A Roadmap to the Smartphone Patent Wars and FRAND Licensing
Carrier, Michael A. - 2012
The smartphone industry today is characterized by a thicket of patents and wars based on those patents. Every day brings a new lawsuit or development between Apple, HTC, Microsoft, Motorola, Nokia, and Samsung. The lawsuits span numerous courts and several continents. This 5-page article...
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