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Technical Standards: A Quick Introduction [VIDEO]
Technical Standards: A Quick Introduction [VIDEO]
We help you make money from your intellectual property.
Implementer Subterfuge Comes to Japan
Implementer Subterfuge Comes to Japan
There is something about standard essential patents that encourages subterfuge by implementers.
A Patent: What Is In It? [VIDEO]
A Patent: What Is In It? [VIDEO]
I help people make money from their intellectual property. My primary unit of currency is a patent. What is a patent?
The Patent Litigation Money Pit
The Patent Litigation Money Pit
Patent litigation, the Sport of Kings, does not come cheap, especially when the litigation transmogrifies into a multi-jurisdictional slugfest.
SEP Litigation Trends and Licensing Realities
SEP Litigation Trends and Licensing Realities
I am very pleased to be participating in the upcoming webinar hosted by IPWatchdog and IPLytics on Tuesday March 9 at Noon Eastern Time.
Strengthen Your Intellectual Assets (Part 2): Structured Innovation
Strengthen Your Intellectual Assets (Part 2): Structured Innovation
In my last installment, I talked about IP audits as a way to strengthen your portfolio. Once those avenues have been exhausted, the next step is to undergo a phase of structured innovation.
IEEE and ANSI Reach Agreement to Conceal Negative Letters of Assurance
IEEE and ANSI Reach Agreement to Conceal Negative Letters of Assurance
For my next trick, disappearing LOA Disclosures!
Strengthen Your Intellectual Assets (Part 1): IP Audits
Strengthen Your Intellectual Assets (Part 1): IP Audits
Some people have a visceral reaction to the word audit. They think the tax people are coming and will soon be pounding on the door.
A Compulsory “License to All” World: A Counter-Factual Exercise
A Compulsory “License to All” World: A Counter-Factual Exercise
In the highly contentious world of SEP licensing, one of the biggest debates in recent years has been between advocates of compulsory “access to all” and the existing “license to all” Regimes.
Wi-Fi Negative Letters of Assurance Contaminate and Compromise ISO 8802 Standards
Wi-Fi Negative Letters of Assurance Contaminate and Compromise ISO 8802 Standards
Is this what awaits? Last year, I described the broad negative and anticompetitive consequences of the IEEE’s 2015 patent policy, and was pleased to see the U.S. Department of Justice’s important 2020 Business Review Letter to IEEE (“DOJ BRL”) cite to my empirical work (see FN 47).