- Scalia on why deciding which FedCir cases to review is a problem: "I don't know squat about patents." http://j.mp/14E80YO p.3
- Fantastic gene patent symposium @SCOTUSblog on AMP v. Myriad http://j.mp/WMc72z
- Michael Carrier on 6 possible antitrust actions against Patent Assertion Entities (new on SSRN) http://j.mp/WYxz2l
- Fascinating Book Club on Merges's Justifying IP at PrawfsBlawg http://j.mp/UCqw0z
- New on SSRN: Understanding Trademark Strength by Timothy Greene & Jeffrey Wilkerson http://j.mp/UB86gB
- Intellectual Property Law Without Secrets by David Levine :: SSRN http://j.mp/10ZZaB9
- Highly recommended: "Establishing an Island of Patent Sanity" by Oskar Liivak http://ssrn.com/abstract=2205996 (just posted to SSRN yesterday)
- Publicity is Prize-less: Non-Monetary Awards as a Mechanism to Encourage Patenting by Petra Moser, Tom Nicholas on SSRN http://j.mp/10rQinp
- Review of Perzanowski on tattoo IP by @profmadison on @IReadJotwell http://j.mp/10vfObr (see also my Oct blog post http://j.mp/WfKTRU)
- Jason Kanter & Robin Feldman on the Biosimilars Act http://j.mp/WfAu8J h/t @jsherkow
- Money from Music: Survey Evidence on Musicians’ Revenue and Lessons About Copyright Incentives by Peter DiCola on SSRN http://j.mp/10rPY8j
- Patent law explained(?) in the most common ten hundred words (a la xkcd) http://j.mp/Xrfiti h/t @rtushnet
- Also new: Holbrook on SCOTUS interest in patents http://j.mp/XmHwoY (see my page of SCt patent cases http://writtendescription.blogspot.com/p/patents-scotus.html)
- New on @SSRN: Peritz on antitrust, patents & pay-for delay settlements http://j.mp/10H1ZMW (timely in light of FTC v. Watson)
- Chris Holman's summary of petitioner & amicus briefs in Bowman v. Monsanto (case on patent exhaustion in seeds) http://j.mp/XjTVtV
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Follow @PatentScholar for More IP Scholarship
For readers who aren't following on Twitter (and with apologies to those who are), I thought you might be interested to know that I regularly post links to SSRN abstracts that catch my eye. (I see far more interesting-sounding IP scholarship than I can read, and certainly more than I can blog about!) So if you want to see more IP scholarship (as well as a few other patent-related things), check out the Tweets from @PatentScholar once in a while. Here is a sampling of recent Tweets:
