Add to ORKGBy using tying case law as example the article examines product definition in competition law and how the presence of IP rights have influenced Courts and competition authorities to apply a narrow market definition that ignores potential product development and innovation. The article contrasts the EU and US approaches and concludes by providing a potential solution for a more realistic treatment of IP protected products
A legal system that relies on private property rights to promote economic development must consider ...
Dissertation thesis Competition law limitations of intellectual property rights Abstract Tomáš Kubeš...
Both antitrust law and intellectual property (IP) law seek to promote optimum prices, quantity and q...
This paper analyses the effects of tying arrangements involving IP rights on innovation. Tying, with...
This thesis discusses tying and bundling, practices of a sale of two or more distinct products, whic...
As many have recently observed, competition law enforcement seems to be somehow merging into a form ...
224-235The balance between the dynamic and static goals of IP law and competition law can be met wit...
This book tackles the natural tension between intellectual property and competition law. IP rights t...
Competition law aims at promoting the competitive process by preventing anti-competitive practices, ...
The thesis analyses the EC competition and US antitrust approaches to tying with special reference t...
In her Article, Ms. Kingsbury notes that American courts do not use antitrust law\u27s market defini...
This innovative book assesses the hotly debated topic of tying from three different perspectives: co...
The relationship between competition law and intellectual property (IP) rights is often viewed as ad...
This Article explores the rule of law aspects of the intersection between intellectual property and ...
A comprehensive debate on the interface between IP (Intellectual Property) and European competition ...
A legal system that relies on private property rights to promote economic development must consider ...
Dissertation thesis Competition law limitations of intellectual property rights Abstract Tomáš Kubeš...
Both antitrust law and intellectual property (IP) law seek to promote optimum prices, quantity and q...
This paper analyses the effects of tying arrangements involving IP rights on innovation. Tying, with...
This thesis discusses tying and bundling, practices of a sale of two or more distinct products, whic...
As many have recently observed, competition law enforcement seems to be somehow merging into a form ...
224-235The balance between the dynamic and static goals of IP law and competition law can be met wit...
This book tackles the natural tension between intellectual property and competition law. IP rights t...
Competition law aims at promoting the competitive process by preventing anti-competitive practices, ...
The thesis analyses the EC competition and US antitrust approaches to tying with special reference t...
In her Article, Ms. Kingsbury notes that American courts do not use antitrust law\u27s market defini...
This innovative book assesses the hotly debated topic of tying from three different perspectives: co...
The relationship between competition law and intellectual property (IP) rights is often viewed as ad...
This Article explores the rule of law aspects of the intersection between intellectual property and ...
A comprehensive debate on the interface between IP (Intellectual Property) and European competition ...
A legal system that relies on private property rights to promote economic development must consider ...
Dissertation thesis Competition law limitations of intellectual property rights Abstract Tomáš Kubeš...
Both antitrust law and intellectual property (IP) law seek to promote optimum prices, quantity and q...