Transatlantic Technology Law Forum | Stanford Law School

Publications

Publication Format: Working Paper

Anna Maria Baumgartner, Antitrust Issues in Technology Transfer: A Comparative Legal Analysis of Patent Licenses in the EU and the U.S., (TTLF Working Papers No. 18), Stanford-Vienna Transatlantic Technology Law Forum, Stanford: Stanford Law School, University of Vienna School of Law, 2013.
Lukas Feiler, Birth of the First-Download Doctrine: The Application of the First Sale Doctrine to Internet Downloads Under EU and U.S. Copyright Law, (TTLF Working Papers No. 17), Stanford-Vienna Transatlantic Technology Law Forum, Stanford: Stanford Law School, University of Vienna School of Law, 2013.
Béatrice Martinet Farano, Internet Intermediaries' Liability for Copyright and Trademark Infringement: Reconciling the EU and U.S. Approaches, (TTLF Working Papers No. 14), Stanford-Vienna Transatlantic Technology Law Forum, 2012.
Siegfried Fina & Anna Maria Baumgartner, A Comparative Antitrust Analysis of Exclusivity Clauses in Patent Licenses Under Article 101 TFEU and Section 1 Sherman Antitrust Act, (TTLF Working Papers, no. 11), Stanford: Stanford Law School, University of Vienna School of Law, 2012.
Vertical Antitrust Enforcement: Transatlantic Perspectives on Restrictions of Online Distribution under EU and U.S. Competition Laws (2012, 138 pages) [Gabriele Accardo]
Website Blocking Injunctions under EU and U.S. Copyright Law - Slow Death of the Global Internet or Emergence of the Rule of National Copyright Law? (2012, 76 pages) [Lukas Feiler]
Nanotechnology Inventions in U.S. Patent Law (2011, 37 pages) [Marko Schauwecker]
Reinterpreting Patent Valuation and Evaluation: The Tricky World of Nanotechnology (2011) [Luca Escoffier]
Information Security Law in the EU and the U.S. — A Risk-Based Assessment of Regulatory Policies (2011, 695 pages) [Lukas Feiler]
Extraterritorial Patent Jurisdiction: Can One Sue in Europe for Infringement of a U.S. Patent? (2011, 46 pages) [Marko Schauwecker]
The European Union's Regulatory Response to the Financial Crisis (2011, 39 pages) [Ragnheiður Ólafsdóttir]
Non-horizontal Mergers under the EC Merger Regulation (2012, 95 pages) [Patrick Maydell]
Style or Substance? An Analysis of the Major Reforms to CFSP by the Treaty of Lisbon (2011, 34 pages) [Michael J. Austin]
Separation of Ownership and the Authorization to Use Personal Computers: Unintended Effects of EU and U.S. Law on IT Security (2010) [Lukas Feiler]
Biotechnological Inventions - A Comparison between the Patent Systems of Europe and the United States (2010) [Christine Reiter]
A Comparative Analysis of Online Distribution of Software in the United States and Europe: Piracy or Freedom of “First Use”? (2010) [Petra Heindl]
The Legality of the European Data Retention Directive in Light of the Fundamental Rights to Privacy and Data Protection (2010) [Lukas Feiler]
Nanotechnology under the Magnifying Lens from a European and U.S. Perspective: General Patent Statistics, Non-Obviousness Versus Inventive Step, and Two Case Studies in CNT Commercialization (2009) [Luca Escoffier]
Measuring Media Concentration and Diversity: New Approaches and Instruments in Europe and the United States (2008) [Natascha Just]
A Status Report from the Software Decompilation Battle: A Source of Sores for Software Copyright Owners in the European Union and the United States? (2008) [ Petra Heindl ]

Publication Format: Op-Ed or News Article

Mark A. Lemley, Let’s Go Back to Patenting the ‘Solution,’ Not the ‘Problem’, Wired, October 31, 2012.

Publication Format: Journal Article

Mark A. Lemley, Antitrust Immunity: State Action and Federalism, Petitioning and the First Amendment, 17 Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy 293 (1994). Previously issued as Stanford Public Law Working Paper No. 2123697.

TTLF's Working Paper Series presents original research on technology, and business-related law and policy issues of the European Union and the US. The objective of TTLF's Working Paper Series is to share "work in progress."
The authors of the papers are solely responsible for the content of their contributions.

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