Earlier this month, the Biden administration unveiled the executive order entitled “Promoting Competition in the American Economy.” I wrote about it more broadly here. In short, I think the executive [...]
News and Commentary Juan Londoño has a primer for the American Action Forum about right-to-repair measures discussed in President Biden's executive order on competition. He is overly generous when dealing [...]
Rent Check It's patent quality week! I have written about patent quality as it relates to property rights. In short, if we want to view patents as property, then we [...]
The US patent system is a load-bearing feature of the innovation ecosystem and American industrial policy. It’s not always the right tool for the job, but in an economic system [...]
Last Friday, President Biden signed an executive order entitled “Promoting Competition in the American Economy.” In it, he made the case that over the past 40 years, the United States [...]
News and Commentary Exciting news for right-to-repair advocates! Co-founder of Apple Steve Wozniak produced a ten-minute Cameo video discussing the early foundation of Apple and his early days as a [...]
News and Commentary Though TransUnion v. Ramirez did not involve copyright, is it possible that the decision will have implications for copyright law? In it, a 5-4 court found that absent [...]
News and Commentary The World Health Organization announced its partnership with COVAX participants to create an mRNA vaccine technology transfer hub alongside a consortium of South African institutions. This is [...]
News and Commentary In Protocol, Janko Roettgers discusses the patent dispute between Sonos and Google. Last year, Sonos sued Google for patent infringement and Google in turn sued Sonos for [...]
News and Commentary An article in Billboard discusses the approval of sections of the American Law Institute's Restatement on Copyright Law. While the text of the Restatement has yet to be [...]