Richard H. Stern

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1982-2018
Publications (10 Years): 4

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Richard H. Stern
FTC and Apple Sue Qualcomm for Cell Phone Standardization Skullduggery, Part 4. IEEE Micro 38 (1) (2018)
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FTC and Apple Sue Qualcomm for Cell Phone Standardization Skullduggery, Part 2: Apple's Claims. IEEE Micro 37 (4) (2017)
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FTC and Apple Sue Qualcomm for Cell Phone Standardization Skullduggery, Part 3: Determining SEP Reasonable Royalty. IEEE Micro 37 (5) (2017)
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FTC and Apple Sue Qualcomm for Cell Phone Standardization Skullduggery: Part 1. IEEE Micro 37 (2) (2017)
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Justice Department Agrees IEEE's New RAND Policy Isn't Price Fixing. IEEE Micro 35 (2) (2015)
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Federal Circuit Speaks Out on Determining RAND Royalties for Standards. IEEE Micro 35 (1) (2015)
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Alice v. CLS Bank: Are US Business-Method and Software Patents Doomed? Part 2. IEEE Micro 34 (6) (2014)
Richard H. Stern
Alice v. CLS Bank: Are US Business-Method and Software Patents Doomed? Part 1. IEEE Micro 34 (5) (2014)
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Standardization Skullduggery Never Ends: Apple v. Motorola. IEEE Micro 32 (2) (2012)
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Standardization Skullduggery Revisited. IEEE Micro 31 (2) (2011)
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Micro Law: An End to the Rambus Skullduggery Saga. IEEE Micro 29 (4) (2009)
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IEEE-USA Tells Congress that Patent Reform Is Essential to Economic Recovery. IEEE Micro 29 (2) (2009)
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One of the Last Updates on Rambus Standardization Skullduggery. IEEE Micro 29 (1) (2009)
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What Kinds of Computer-Software-Related Advances (if Any) Are Eligible for Patents? Part I. IEEE Micro 28 (4) (2008)
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FTC Sues N-Data for Violating Standards Commitment to IEEE. IEEE Micro 28 (2) (2008)
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An Update on "Exhaustion" - Supreme Court Decides Quanta Case. IEEE Micro 28 (6) (2008)
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AAI Asks FTC to Investigate RAND Issues Concerning Digital TV Standard. IEEE Micro 28 (3) (2008)
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Micro News. IEEE Micro 28 (6) (2008)
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What Kinds of Computer-Software-Related Advances (if Any) Are Eligible for Patents? Part II: The "Useful Arts" Requirement. IEEE Micro 28 (5) (2008)
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West Coast Federal Appeals Court Upholds Chip Protection Act Violation Finding. IEEE Micro 27 (1) (2007)
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Supreme Court to Hear Semiconductor Chip Patent "Exhaustion" Case. IEEE Micro 27 (6) (2007)
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Federal Appeals Court Sees Potential Antitrust Violation in Standardization Skullduggery. IEEE Micro 27 (5) (2007)
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Coming down the home stretch in the Rambus standardization skullduggery saga: To levy or not to levy royalties. IEEE Micro 27 (2) (2007)
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Antitrust Division Gives IEEE Standard Setters the Okay to Ask Patentees How RAND They Are. IEEE Micro 27 (3) (2007)
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Court Dismisses "Copyright Champion's" Source Code Copyright Suit. IEEE Micro 26 (3) (2006)
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New Jersey federal court holds Qualcomm's unFRANDly acts no antitrust violation. IEEE Micro 26 (5) (2006)
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Transnational electronic systems and patent infringement. IEEE Micro 25 (6) (2005)
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FTC cracks down on spyware and PC hijacking, but not true lies. IEEE Micro 25 (1) (2005)
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The antitrust ghost in the standard-setting machine. IEEE Micro 25 (3) (2005)
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Standardization skullduggery update: UMTS standard. IEEE Micro 25 (4) (2005)
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Challenging Search Engines and Pop-Ups Under Copyright Law: Part 2. IEEE Micro 24 (1) (2004)
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FTC turns back challenge on patent coverage. IEEE Micro 24 (4) (2004)
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Collecting patent infringement damages on unpatented products. IEEE Micro 24 (3) (2004)
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Vicarious liability for infringement. IEEE Micro 24 (5) (2004)
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Challenging search engines and pop-ups under copyright law--Part 3. IEEE Micro 24 (2) (2004)
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Unresolved Legal Questions about Patents and Standard Setting. IEEE Micro 23 (5) (2003)
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Weird Turn of Events in Continuing Rambus Saga. IEEE Micro 23 (1) (2003)
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Challenging search engines under copyright law: Part 1. IEEE Micro 22 (3) (2002)
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Standardization and Competitive Advantage. IEEE Micro 22 (6) (2002)
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Is Gatoring Unfair or Illegal? IEEE Micro 22 (1) (2002)
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FTC Piles onto Rambus' Standardization Skullduggery. IEEE Micro 22 (4) (2002)
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Amazon's One-Click Patent Loses Its Teeth (Micro Law). IEEE Micro 21 (2) (2001)
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Who Invented Hyperlinks? (Micro Law). IEEE Micro 21 (1) (2001)
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Another Update on Standardization Skullduggery. IEEE Micro 21 (5) (2001)
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Is mousetrapping unfair? IEEE Micro 21 (6) (2001)
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More standardization skullduggery. IEEE Micro 21 (4) (2001)
Richard H. Stern
IEEE Preventing Abuse of IEEE Standards Policy. IEEE Micro 21 (3) (2001)
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IP-Related Refusals to Deal-Part 2: Pretext and Misconduct as Standards. IEEE Micro 20 (2) (2000)
Richard H. Stern
Napster: A Walking Copyright Infringement? IEEE Micro 20 (6) (2000)
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IP-Related Refusals to Deal. Part 1: Updating the Intel-Intergraph Controversy. IEEE Micro 20 (1) (2000)
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IP-related Refusals to Deal: Part 2 1/2: A Postscript. IEEE Micro 20 (3) (2000)
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Licensing IP embodied in standards, Part 2. IEEE Micro 19 (5) (1999)
Richard H. Stern
Web concerns [legal aspects]. IEEE Micro 19 (2) (1999)
Richard H. Stern
Licensing IP embodied in standards. IEEE Micro 19 (4) (1999)
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When elephants dance, mice watch out! [legal issues]. IEEE Micro 19 (1) (1999)
Richard H. Stern
The Gnat versus the Borg [Microsoft]. IEEE Micro 18 (1) (1998)
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Restraints on technology advances. IEEE Micro 18 (4) (1998)
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Inviting participants in standard setting. IEEE Micro 18 (3) (1998)
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Patenting signals. IEEE Micro 18 (2) (1998)
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Y2K Product Liability. IEEE Micro 18 (5) (1998)
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Shrink-wrap license restrictions-preempted? IEEE Micro 17 (1) (1997)
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It's not enough to be right [copyright]. IEEE Micro 17 (4) (1997)
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Micro law: paradigms lost. IEEE Micro 17 (5) (1997)
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AOL: essential for sending junk e-mail? IEEE Micro 17 (2) (1997)
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Content providers: "I was framed" [copyright]. IEEE Micro 17 (3) (1997)
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US vs. Microsoft (again)-the browser war. IEEE Micro 17 (6) (1997)
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Micro law: patenting computerized methods of doing business. IEEE Micro 16 (6) (1996)
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Patents on selling via the Net-really? IEEE Micro 16 (5) (1996)
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Patenting software, revisited. IEEE Micro 16 (2) (1996)
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Anti-knockoff article protection law. IEEE Micro 16 (4) (1996)
Richard H. Stern
Net access-divvying up the pie [Copyright and the Internet]. IEEE Micro 16 (3) (1996)
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The PTO on software patents. IEEE Micro 15 (4) (1995)
Richard H. Stern
Fuzziness versus all or nothing. IEEE Micro 15 (3) (1995)
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Winsocking the competition. IEEE Micro 15 (6) (1995)
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Setting standards on the information superhighway. IEEE Micro 14 (4) (1994)
Richard H. Stern
Micro Law. IEEE Micro 14 (3) (1994)
Richard H. Stern
Micro law-sweat equity investments. IEEE Micro 14 (2) (1994)
Richard H. Stern
Disassembling object code: a misdeed. IEEE Micro 14 (1) (1994)
Richard H. Stern
Micro Law. IEEE Micro 14 (5) (1994)
Richard H. Stern
A back door to protecting look and feel? [micro law]. IEEE Micro 13 (2) (1993)
Richard H. Stern
Reverse engineering for future compatibility. IEEE Micro 13 (4) (1993)
Richard H. Stern
Micro Law: a guardedly cheerful note-for a change [computer program copyright]. IEEE Micro 13 (1) (1993)
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Protecting industrial property rights. IEEE Micro 13 (5) (1993)
Richard H. Stern
Micro law-glitches left in software copyright system. IEEE Micro 13 (3) (1993)
Richard H. Stern
Micro Law-the first chip-layout copying case. IEEE Micro 11 (4) (1991)
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Micro Law-software patents. IEEE Micro 10 (2) (1990)
Richard H. Stern
Appropriate and inappropriate legal protection of user interfaces and screen displays. V. How different forms of copyright protection interact with policy. IEEE Micro 10 (1) (1990)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw-protecting hardware against competition by copyrighting it as a compilation of data. IEEE Micro 9 (1) (1989)
Richard H. Stern
Appropriate and inappropriate legal protection of user interfaces and screen displays. I. IEEE Micro 9 (3) (1989)
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Appropriate and inappropriate legal protection of user interfaces and screen displays. 3. Copyright law, the courts, and the copyright office. IEEE Micro 9 (5) (1989)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw-appropriate and inappropriate legal protection of user interfaces and screen displays. II. Technical aspects of screen design raising legal policy issues. IEEE Micro 9 (4) (1989)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw. IEEE Micro 7 (1) (1987)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw. IEEE Micro 7 (3) (1987)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw. IEEE Micro 7 (2) (1987)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw. IEEE Micro 7 (5) (1987)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw. IEEE Micro 7 (6) (1987)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw. IEEE Micro 7 (4) (1987)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw. IEEE Micro 6 (4) (1986)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw. IEEE Micro 6 (3) (1986)
Richard H. Stern
MicroLaw. IEEE Micro 6 (2) (1986)

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