Browse Research and Commentary

The 'First Sale Doctrine' and Its Impact on the Music Business

May 3, 2013, John Villasenor

Tech Transfer Policy: Bayh-Dole has Distributional Consequences

April 26, 2013, Walter D. Valdivia

The United States Transitions to a 'First-Inventor-To-File' Patent System

March 11, 2013, John Villasenor

Invention and the Mobile Economy

March 5, 2013

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How Do Government Restrictions Harm International Online Trade and Commerce?

February 26, 2013

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The Satellite Question: Why SiriusXM Should Pay Higher Performance Royalties to Artists

February 22, 2013, John Villasenor

Seven Copyright Principles for the Digital Era

February 5, 2013, John Villasenor

Will It Be Legal to Download 'Pirated' Music and Movies From Servers in Antigua?

February 4, 2013, John Villasenor

Patenting and Innovation in Metropolitan America

February 1, 2013

Patenting Prosperity: Invention and Economic Performance in the United States and its Metropolitan Areas

February 1, 2013, Jonathan Rothwell, José Lobo, Deborah Strumsky and Mark Muro

Online Games And Crowdsourced Creativity: The Next Frontier In Intellectual Property

December 31, 2012, John Villasenor

How Entrepreneurs Can Thrive Under the "First-Inventor-to-File" Patent System

December 11, 2012, John Villasenor

Technology Transfer, the Public Interest and Re-Igniting Public Research Investments

December 6, 2012

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Intellectual Property Awareness at Universities: Why Ignorance is not Bliss

November 27, 2012, John Villasenor

Are We All Copyright Infringers?

October 28, 2012, John Villasenor

Can Copyrighted Works Purchased Abroad Be Resold In the United States?

October 21, 2012, John Villasenor

Pandora's Box: New Legislation Might Finally Fix the Messy Internet Radio Royalty System

September 24, 2012, John Villasenor

Can a Company Trademark the Colors On Its Website?

September 15, 2012, John Villasenor

Digital Music Broadcast Royalties: The Case for a Level Playing Field

August 7, 2012, John Villasenor

Why Artists Should Always Get Paid By Broadcasters Who Play Their Songs

July 2, 2012, John Villasenor

Foreign Businesses in China Are Increasingly Concerned about the Future

June 26, 2012, Kenneth G. Lieberthal

The Strangely Tilted Playing Field of Music Copyright Royalties

May 25, 2012, John Villasenor

Patent Reform: Five Things Technology Companies Need to Know

May 14, 2012, John Villasenor

Five Ways Companies Can Leverage Rights Under the America Invents Act

April 25, 2012, John Villasenor

How to Protect Your Company from Invention Theft

April 9, 2012, John Villasenor