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BY | December 19, 2015

In this issue: The Rambus Opinion and Standard-Setting Anne Layne-Farrar, Feb 15, 2007 What The Rambus Ruling Means For Intellectual Property In Standard Setting The FTC ruling sends some very clear messages. But the ruling could also set some perilous precedents. In particular, the royalty rates set by the order implicitly suggest a patent counting […]

In this issue:

The Rambus Opinion and Standard-Setting

Anne Layne-Farrar, Feb 15, 2007

What The Rambus Ruling Means For Intellectual Property In Standard Setting

The FTC ruling sends some very clear messages. But the ruling could also set some perilous precedents. In particular, the royalty rates set by the order implicitly suggest a patent counting scheme where two patents are necessarily twice as valuable as one patent.

Attheraces and Economics-based Analysis

Alan Bates, Feb 23, 2007

Attheraces Limited v. The British Horseracing Board Limited

The recent judgment of the U.K. Court of Appeal of England and Wales in Attheraces suggests that, at least in the case of the United Kingdom, the courts will help to accelerate the shift to an economics-based analysis of antitrust.

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