Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons: The Supreme Court Saves the First Sale Doctrine
Brian Willen, May 28, 2013 For hundreds of years, the “first sale” doctrine has been central to copyright law. It
Brian Willen, May 28, 2013 For hundreds of years, the “first sale” doctrine has been central to copyright law. It
Jonathan Cheng, Adam Eckart, Deidre Johnson, Simone Waterbury, May 28, 2013 In August 2011, the Hart-Scott-Rodino premerger rules and form
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Maija Halonen-Akatwijuka, University of Bristol – Leverhulme Centre for Market and Public Organisation (CMPO) and
Australia’s Productivity Commission has called for legislation of a ‘natural monopoly’ as a way to assess possible regulated access to
Despite earlier reports by competitors, members of South Africa’s construction industry fined by the nation’s Competition Commission have been fined
Texts sent by a New Zealand flooring company are now placing the conglomerate under fire by the nation’s Competition Commission.
As the European Commission looks towards major overhauls to promote competition across Europe’s telecommunications companies, Commission technology expert Neelie Kroes
Samsung, based in South Korea, has set up a company in the US for the sole purpose of patent acquisition.
As Facebook is known to be looking to buy mapping phone application Waze, an Israel-based start-up company, sources are now
A member of Brazil’s antitrust regulator CADE has stated the need for a resolution to capacity limits of the nation’s
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