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An Empirical Study of the Patent Prospect Theory: An Evaluation of Anti-Spam Patents

Campbell-Kelly et al., 2006

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17153981723812866652
Author
Campbell-Kelly M
Valduriez P
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Publication venue
Va. JL & Tech.

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This article is an empirical study of Edmund Kitch's patent prospect theory, based on an evaluation of anti-spam patents. The article seeks to contribute to the wider debates about the benefits and costs of patents in general, and of software patents in particular. The anti …
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