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Startups and Patent TrollsWhile patent assertion entities (“PAEs” or patent “trolls”) have received a lot of attention, little of it has focused on the distributional impacts of their demands.... Read more about Startups and Patent Trolls
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Licensing in the Shadow of CopyrightCopyright offers protection to creative works, but new technologies put pressure on that protection. Copyright owners and technology firms negotiate over new ways of distributing and transmitting creative works. Understanding the shadow that copyright casts on private negotiations will allow policy makers to better design the statute in a way that encourages more competition, diversity, and transactional efficiency in markets for digital goods.... Read more about Licensing in the Shadow of Copyright
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