Open Innovation encourages firms to employ external technologies as well as develop them internally. It often depends on a licensing model in which external developers of technology are adequately compensated by technology users. Recent antitrust practice, exemplified by the U.S. District Court decision in favor of the Federal Trade Commission against Qualcomm, threatens to dramatically impair the licensing model by reducing rewards to external developers and complicating, if not crippling, indu
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