Add to ORKGHundreds of patents cover products in many high technology fields such as semiconductors, information technology, and biotechnology. Firms that make, sell, or use products in these fields often have to negotiate patent rights with many intellectual property owners. The time and effort required to assemble these rights can interfere with the adoption and diffusion of new technologies and the cumulative payments to rights holders for use of their intellectual property can weigh heavily on technology costs
Firms typically try to profit from their technological innovations by selling them embedded in new p...
ICT products are often interdependent and in some cases indispensably work together. Firms may thus ...
On the basis of a novel data set of 612 European patents and related inventions from five different ...
Hundreds of patents cover products in many high technology fields such as semiconductors, informatio...
In several key industries, including semiconductors, biotechnology, computer software, and the Inter...
Patent race models assume that an innovator wins the only patent covering a product. But when techno...
In several key industries, including semiconductors, biotechnology, computer software, and the Inter...
Technology consortia play an increasingly important role in the way new technology products are bein...
High technology companies commit time, effort, and resources to innovation. Over the course of a res...
We study whether licensing agreements can help firms to cut through the patent thicket and to preven...
Patents create strong incentives for collaborative development. For many technologies fixed costs ar...
Patent pools do not correct all problems associated with patent thickets. In this respect, patent po...
Complex high technology industries are increasingly affected by patent thickets in which firms’ pate...
This paper analyses the effects of tying arrangements involving IP rights on innovation. Tying, with...
© 2015, Springer Science+Business Media New York. Patent pendencies create uncertainty in research a...
Firms typically try to profit from their technological innovations by selling them embedded in new p...
ICT products are often interdependent and in some cases indispensably work together. Firms may thus ...
On the basis of a novel data set of 612 European patents and related inventions from five different ...
Hundreds of patents cover products in many high technology fields such as semiconductors, informatio...
In several key industries, including semiconductors, biotechnology, computer software, and the Inter...
Patent race models assume that an innovator wins the only patent covering a product. But when techno...
In several key industries, including semiconductors, biotechnology, computer software, and the Inter...
Technology consortia play an increasingly important role in the way new technology products are bein...
High technology companies commit time, effort, and resources to innovation. Over the course of a res...
We study whether licensing agreements can help firms to cut through the patent thicket and to preven...
Patents create strong incentives for collaborative development. For many technologies fixed costs ar...
Patent pools do not correct all problems associated with patent thickets. In this respect, patent po...
Complex high technology industries are increasingly affected by patent thickets in which firms’ pate...
This paper analyses the effects of tying arrangements involving IP rights on innovation. Tying, with...
© 2015, Springer Science+Business Media New York. Patent pendencies create uncertainty in research a...
Firms typically try to profit from their technological innovations by selling them embedded in new p...
ICT products are often interdependent and in some cases indispensably work together. Firms may thus ...
On the basis of a novel data set of 612 European patents and related inventions from five different ...