This Article argues that U.S. copyright law provides a competitive advantage in the global race for innovation policy because it permits researchers to conduct computational analysis — text and data [...]
We analyze wartime prosthetic device patents to investigate how procurement policy affects the cost, quality, and quantity of medical innovation. Analyzing whether inventions emphasize cost and/or quality requires generating new [...]
News and Commentary The Auto Care Association has filed an amicus brief in favor of Google in Google v Oracle. Their argument is that a ruling in Oracle's favor would reaffirm the [...]
News and Commentary Youtube is allowing creators to address copyright disputes with their published videos by giving an option to simply trim out the disputed content in the video. This [...]
News and Commentary Jonathan Band gave an interview with The Conversation about U.S. influence in trade talks with South Africa related to copyright policy. The main sticking point is over American-style [...]
The negotiations of the Intergovernmental Working Group on Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property (IGWG) (2006-2008), undertaken by the Member States of the World Health Organization (WHO), were the result [...]
News and Commentary EFF's stupid patent of the month makes claims to a device that "offers a number of ways to wirelessly share photos online such as though social media," something [...]
News and Commentary Matthew Higbee is one of the many copyright trolls engaging in extortive behavior online. But this most recent case is rather interesting: he targeted a nonprofit that [...]
News and Commentary Kamala Harris threatens to seize the patents of drug companies who don't price their products "fairly." AI could help catch inaccuracies at the USPTO, reducing the need [...]
The economic valuation of intellectual property is an area with which IP professionals still need to fully come to grips with. In the context of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs), the [...]