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Patent pools -- private contractual agreements through which rival patentees or companies jointly license their patents -- have become increasingly popular, accounting for billions of dollars of licensing revenue each year. Although the waters appear warm and inviting, dangerous undercurrents may exist. Patent pools can function as an efficient way of licensing patents necessary to practice a technology, but they can also pose a serious anti-competitive threat.
January 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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