10 Tweets on Recent IP Scholarship

For blog readers who aren't on Twitter, here are 10 recent Tweets on IP-related scholarship that caught my eye. As I transition from clerking back to full-time academia, I'm debating the extent to which I will go back to writing longer posts about recent articles; feel free to email me (ouellette@law.stanford.edu) with comments.

ICYMI, @TexasLRev's symposium on evidence-based IP is great: http://t.co/Ef6fPsNQQj

— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) July 17, 2014

Rob Merges offers "a partial defense of patent law's absolute liability rule" http://t.co/yDtp3EftDw

— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) July 17, 2014

On ©'s "generative upside": Creating Around Copyright, by Climenko Fellow Joseph Fishman (forthcoming @HarvLRev) http://t.co/MXlBVzU32Q

— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) July 17, 2014

Why there are no servitudes on chattels, and what it means for software and networked devices: http://t.co/ZlQgJVdjAJ

— Christina Mulligan (@chrystyna) July 15, 2014

Study of Italian manufacturing firms more evidence of the importance of spatial proximity to innovation #spillovers http://t.co/o00rKOarhR

— Camilla Hrdy (@CamillaHrdy) July 12, 2014

.@ncjolt @unc_law just published #genepatents symposium issue – great article by @loriandrewsjd, my keynote, & more http://t.co/hNrQub5xHH

— Sandra Park (@sandrapark) July 9, 2014

Megan La Belle argues for national rules of patent procedure to promote uniformity http://t.co/kzwlOulsjh; I disagree http://t.co/w364trnYpY

— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) July 9, 2014

Shine Tu concludes that early-career primary @uspto examiners issue litigated patents at disproportionately high rate http://t.co/NTmirIYi84

— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) July 8, 2014

Bert Huang: courts should be allowed to run damages concurrently in © & other fields (forthcoming @VirginiaLawRev) http://t.co/PVLvNgG3qO

— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) July 7, 2014

Arora-Cohen-Walsh: 49% mfg firms that introduced new product report idea originated outside firm http://t.co/du5DaNQwex ht @CamillaHrdy

— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) July 5, 2014