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New Chinese Regulation of IPRs in Standards?
Posted By Mattias Ganslandt on December 2nd, 2009
China recently circulated a draft regulation regarding the use of patents in Chinese national standards. The regulation demands that for patents to be eligible for incorporation in standards, they must be made irrevocably available royalty free
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1. It seems that SAC has decided to delete the most controversial parts of the Draft. This includes in Art. 9 ‘significantly lower than the customary royalty’, leaving the sentence as following ‘a commitment to license on a RAND basis’. It ...
How to Turn Tigers Into Vegetarians?
By Mattias Ganslandt on December 17th
As COP15 is rapidly approaching its climax, a number of conflicts between developed and developing countries have surfaced. These conflicts should not ...
We Are Spirits in a (Green) Material World
By Jonathan Zuck on December 17th
-The divergence between material standards and the ethereal world of ICT
We have standards for nearly everything in this green world of ours. There ...
Formats That Spawn Industries: 3D
By Ajit Jaokar on January 27th
If you have been watching tech and media trends – you cannot miss the rise of 3D (three dimensional)) film (not to be confused with HD i.e. High definition...
Standards, Open Systems, Government Involvement and Competition: Insights from Google – China Episode
By Ajit Jaokar on January 20th
The proposed withdrawal of Google from China has gotten a lot of coverage lately. The issue indicates an extreme example of government involvement in...
Of Altruism, Open Systems and Open Business Models
By Ajit Jaokar on January 11th
Recently, Google posted a much publicised memo called the Meaning of Open in which Jonathan Rosenberg, Senior Vice President, Product Management atte...
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