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Updated Practice Note on SEP Licensing Management
Updated Practice Note on SEP Licensing Management
I am very pleased that Practical Law of Thomson Reuters released an update of Standard-Essential Patent Licensing Management that I co-authored with my amazing collaborators Doug Clark and Eric Stasik.
New Empirical Data Demonstrates Continued Failure of IEEE 2015 Patent Policy
New Empirical Data Demonstrates Continued Failure of IEEE 2015 Patent Policy
I have written extensively about the many negative effects of the 2015 IEEE patent policy and it was gratifying to see the US Department of Justice (DOJ) acknowledging these negative effects.
On Deceptive Apps and Practices: Unmasking the ACT App(le) Association
On Deceptive Apps and Practices: Unmasking the ACT App(le) Association
On July 1, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), under the leadership of new Chair Lina Khan, held the first open Commission meeting in a series of announced monthly meetings.
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.