Standards Development Patent Policy Manual

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Jorge L. Contreras
American Bar Association, 2007 - 106 páginas
Authored by standards experts from across industry, academia and private practice, this book serves as a resource for standards development organizations (SDOs), the lawyers who advise them and other participants involved in the process. It is a comprehensive set of annotated, policy-neutral language that can be instantly accessed and utilized by SDOs who are developing new patent policies or those looking to refine or interpret existing policies.
 

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ANNOTATED POLICY CLAUSES
5
GENERAL
27
1 Violation
28
4 Ejection from the SDO
29
PATENT DISCLOSURES
31
A Obligation to Disclose
32
2 Participants Patents Covering Any Standards Document
34
ThirdParty Claims
35
3 Defensive Suspension
62
B Obligation Structure of the Licensing Commitment
67
2 Events that Render Licensing Commitments Effective
68
3 Establishment of Licensing Commitments by Working Groups
69
4 Reduction of Licensing Commitment
70
C Licensing Statements
72
2 Timing of Licensing Statements
74
3 Format of Licensing Statements
76

B Timing of Patent Disclosures
36
1 Upon Entry in SDO
37
4 For ThirdParty Claims
38
2 Content and Specificity of Patent Disclosure
40
3 Blanket Patent Disclosures
41
4 Updating Patent Disclosures
42
D Disclosure Exclusions Exemptions and OptOut
43
2 Exemption from Disclosure If Licensing Commitment Is Made
44
3 Exceptions Negative Disclosure
45
E Duration of Patent Disclosure Obligation
46
IV LICENSING COMMITMENTS AND LICENSING STATEMENTS
47
1 Terms of the Licensing Commitment
49
2 Reciprocity
61
4 Licensing Statements Made by Whom
81
5 Duration of Licensing Commitments
82
V NORMATIVE AND INFORMATIVE REFERENCES
87
2 Consistency Required
89
VI SDO ACTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
91
B Review of Patent Disclosures and Licensing Statements by the SDO
92
3 Resubmission to the SDO
93
4 Verification by the SDO
94
The Ex Ante Question
97
Considerations for Creating Forms to Accompany SDO Patent Policies
99
Links to 1PR Policies
103
Index
105
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