Overturning a decision by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that a computertechnology developer did not unlawfully monopolize the...
...been rejected in the original application. A patent “continuation” is an application for additional claims made on a patent that was previously applied for. Under generally accepted patent practices in...
Telecoms and electronics giants can throw their weight around in negotiations over patent cross-licences. And it is right that they should extract significant licence fees in respect of their relevant...
...and industry standards”, Competition Law Insight, 4 July 2006, p. 3), Marcus Glader and Sune Chabert Larsen (“the authors”) briefly reviewed the current legal standards for excessive pricing under article...
...of addressing the issue within IP law are explored. It is concluded that a compulsory licensing scheme as regards standards could be desirable. It may ensure that the incentive that...
Electronic commerce can be defined as the conduct of commerce in goods and services, with the assistance of telecommunications and telecommunications-based tools. The economic growth potential of e-commerce is extraordinary...
Context switching imposes a performance penalty on threads in a multitasking environment. The source of this penalty is both direct overhead due to running the context switch code and indirect...
...consumers to the protection of competitors. It requires access-pricing analysis that more resembles the work of a public utilities commission than that of a federal judge in an antitrust case....
This Comment addresses the question of whether claims brought under Section 2 of the Sherman Act based on allegations of deception of a Standards Development Organization (“SDO”) must meet the...
Antitrust law promotes competition in the service of economic efficiency. Government regulation may or may not promote either competition or efficiency, depending on both the goals of the agency and...