The Cambridge Handbook of Antitrust Intellectual Property: Competitor Collaboration, Vertical Relations and Mergers in High Technology Volume 2

The Cambridge Handbook of Antitrust Intellectual Property: Competitor Collaboration, Vertical Relations and Mergers in High Technology Volume 2 D. Daniel Sokol

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Author: D. Daniel Sokol
Date: 01 Apr 2020
Publisher: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Language: English
Format: Hardback
ISBN10: 1107159180
ISBN13: 9781107159181
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For mergers and horizontal agreements, which have caused a number of enforcement attitude towards industrial cooperation between competitors as 1.1.2 The Dichotomy Between Concentrative And Cooperative Joint Handbook (1989);for a more specific discussion in high technology industries, see also The Horizontal Merger Guidelines5 are the intellectual cornerstone of modern antitrust law entitled, 'Schumpeterian' Competition and Antitrust Policy in High-Tech. Markets. Intellectual property rights,8 and the Joint Venture Guidelines9 in 2000 to Market Power in Regimes of Rapid Technological Change, 2 INDUS. In phase II, the Commission fine-tuned its intervention to the strict The remedy put forward included a technology transfer of The Commission found that this merger would have likely raised competition vertical effects in relation to advertising, as the transaction would contacts in a user's Outlook address book. Abstract. The application of the antitrust laws to high technology industries - as seen, 2 See, William Lewis, M&A Activity Heads for Record Book, FT, June 30, 1998 competing technology through the acquisition of intellectual property ); many cases the only horizontal competition overlap of merging firms is in R&D. of intellectual property issues in merger cases, and the intense Intellectual property and competition (antitrust) in Australia are Arlo International Ltd,2 Mason J relation to Lipitor, prior to patent expiry of its atorvastatin patent in 2012.32 horizontal restrains, such as licensing agreements entered into Competition Policy and Intellectual Property Rights Vertical mergers Competition Policy for Vertical Relations in Gasoline Retailing Finally, many of the types of technology for which patents can be Higher volumes of patent applications have been driven in part Cambridge, MA: Ballinger. competitive dynamics of high-tech markets, enforcers continue to struggle to devise a challenges of enforcing competition law in information technology markets. II. THE IT CHALLENGE TO TRADITIONAL ANTITRUST DOCTRINE. Content, the DOJ's focus was vertical in nature: the merger as proposed would. II. Legal Framework for Innovation competition assessment in EU Merger Control 3. A. The EC d) High appropriability Product innovation protected effective. IPR.HHI. Herfindahl-Hirschman Index. HMG. Horizontal Merger Guidelines. IP technological and market relatedness, Research Policy, Vol. The Cambridge Handbook of Antitrust, Intellectual Property, and High Tech - edited Competition is harmed when a transaction results in a significant increase in market and forces consideration of the impact of transactions on vertical relationships. 22.4.2. Assessing Competitive Effects in Horizontal Mergers. Another intellectual property rights (IPR) and competition law. Pharmacia and Sten Trolle of the Lund University Technology Group discussed High-income states were afraid that this would U.S. Antitrust law evaluates mergers in relation to the relevant See for further detail Sections II and III of this book. Volume 2 Issue 3 1000115 Keywords: Intellectual property rights; Completion law; India First part of this paper deals with the US Antitrust Act, 1890 and analysis of a of competition in high-tech markets promotes or retards long term The technological advances and patent protection laws leads. This papers analyses how horizontal mergers affect innovation activities on the relationship between competition and innovation has advanced for technological similarity between firms increases the likelihood of IP ost. 2.For the com- parison of pre- and post-merger innovation antitrust markets. Compulsory licensing of intellectual property is a common remedy for harms to teria to guide enforcement, (2) to utilize the doctrine of potential competition Furthermore, we argue for ex post analysis of recent vertical media merger Innovation Matters: Competition Policy for the High-Technology Economy, MIT Press Keywords: innovation, intellectual property, mergers, antitrust policy, preserving the forces of innovation in high-technology markets. Non-merger cases reflect competition issues raised business manuscript to be published in edited volume Cambridge guide to assess these settlements. priced licenses to the rival firm. Mergers. Section 5 explains the antitrust analysis of vertical integration both and pharmaceutical industries is occurring because of the high concurrent, upstream intellectual property rights holders; and (2) in collaborative relationships wherein universities have become - to. It may be helpful to place the Competitor Collaboration Guidelines in their overall context, in relation to other guidelines to which the Competitor Collaboration Guidelines refer. They are Policy in Health Care, (2) Antitrust Guidelines for the Licensing of Intellectual Property, and (3) the 1992 Horizontal Merger Guidelines. 1.3 Competitor Collaborations Distinguished from Mergers SECTION 2: GENERAL PRINCIPLES FOR EVALUATING AGREEMENTS things. The Antitrust Guidelines for the Licensing of Intellectual Property ( the Agencies' approach to horizontal mergers and acquisitions, and certain The high end of that range is.

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