Friday, April 27, 2007
Risk Aversion and Rights Accretion in IP Law
James Gibson has a recent piece in the Yale Law Journal analyzing the role of licensing markets in expanding IP rights, comparing copyright, trademark and patent. I have a brief response here (PDF here), focusing on limiting doctrines in trademark that cut off consumer-perception-based feedback loops. Wendy Gordon also responds.
Labels:
copyright,
my writings,
patents,
reading list,
trademark
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