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9780324027204

Legal Aspects of Managing Technology

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    9780324027204

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  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 2000-07-07
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Whether you plan a career in management, engineering, architecture, biology, computer science, or other field that deals with innovations in any technological field, LEGAL ASPECTS OF MANAGING TECHNOLOGY will give you the understanding of the fundamental legal issues pertinent to technology management you need to competently create strategic plans in consultation with their attorneys. Up-to-date coverage focuses on integral technology law topics, including a intellectual property rights, privacy, biotechnology, e-commerce and antitrust.

Table of Contents

Table of Casesp. xxi
An Overview of Intellectual Property Protection: A Policy Perspectivep. 1
Introductionp. 1
The Intellectual Property Systemp. 3
Patentsp. 5
Copyrightsp. 5
Trade Secretsp. 7
Trademarksp. 7
The Public Policy Process in the United Statesp. 9
The Power Struggle: Federal vs. Statep. 9
How Intellectual Property Policies Are Made in the United Statesp. 13
An International Policy Perspectivep. 19
Unilateral Stepsp. 21
Bilateral Arrangementsp. 33
Multilateral Approachesp. 38
Principles of Strategy for Managing Technologyp. 52
Conclusionp. 54
Notesp. 55
The U.S. Patent System: Fundamental Conditions for Protectionp. 60
Introductionp. 60
Overview of Patent Policies and Processesp. 62
Basic Requirementsp. 63
Patent Durationp. 66
Enforcement Issuesp. 67
Noveltyp. 69
Is the Invention New?p. 70
Was the Patent Application Filed in Time?p. 77
Who Gets the Patent When There Are Multiple Investors?p. 81
Nonobviousnessp. 85
Patentable Subject Matterp. 94
Introductionp. 94
Biotechnology Protectionp. 95
Diamond v. Chakrabartyp. 95
Patent Protection for Computer Programsp. 113
Diamond v. Diehrp. 114
Design Patentsp. 131
International Protection of Industrial Designsp. 135
Conclusionp. 137
Notesp. 137
Patent Policy: Obtaining and Defending Patent Rightsp. 145
Introductionp. 145
The Patent Application Process: A Brief Overviewp. 146
Who May File the Patent Applicationp. 146
When to Applyp. 150
Dealing with the PTOp. 152
Loss of Patent Rightsp. 157
Disclosure: Enablement and Best Modep. 160
Enablementp. 160
Best Modep. 166
Infringement and Remediesp. 167
Literal Infringementp. 169
Doctrine of Equivalentsp. 170
File Wrapper Estoppelp. 171
Infringement of Process Patentsp. 176
Remedies for Patent Infringementp. 177
International Patent Protection Issuesp. 179
Substantive Patent Policy Issuesp. 180
Procedural Patent Policy Issuesp. 183
Conclusionp. 190
Notesp. 190
Protection of Secret Information: Trade Secrets and Unsolicited Ideasp. 193
Introductionp. 193
Rationales for Trade Secret Lawsp. 196
Important Aspects of Trade Secret Lawsp. 202
Definition of Trade Secretp. 202
Misappropriationp. 205
Proving Misappropriationp. 213
Remedies for Trade Secret Misappropriationp. 213
Trade Secret Protection Measuresp. 218
Federal Economic Espionage Actp. 224
International Trade Secret Protectionp. 227
Concluding Remarks about Trade Secret Protectionp. 229
Presenting Unsolicited Ideas to Third Partiesp. 230
How Companies Handle Unsolicited Ideasp. 234
Advice for Offering Unsolicited Ideasp. 235
Conclusionp. 236
Notesp. 237
Copyright Protection: The Basicsp. 239
Introductionp. 239
What May Be Protected by Copyrightp. 243
Protection of Original Expressionsp. 243
Protection of Databasesp. 246
Rights Provided by Copyrightp. 248
The Basic Exclusive Rightsp. 248
The Digital Transmission Right for Sound Recordingsp. 249
Fair Use and Other Exceptions to Copyright Protectionp. 251
Fair Use and Videocassette Recordingp. 254
Fair Use and the Controversy over Digital Audio Recording Formatsp. 258
Copyright Ownershipp. 266
Works Made for Hirep. 267
Joint Worksp. 273
Moral Rightsp. 274
How to Obtain Copyright Protectionp. 274
Registration and Depositp. 274
Copyright Noticep. 278
Duration of Copyright Protectionp. 279
Infringement and Remediesp. 279
The Substantial Similarity Standardp. 280
Clean-Room Techniquesp. 284
Remediesp. 292
Conclusionp. 294
Notesp. 295
Copyright Policy: Specific Technology Applicationsp. 297
Introductionp. 297
Copyright Policy and Computer Programsp. 299
The Importance of Distinguishing Ideas from Expressionsp. 300
The Original Approach in Computer Copyright Casesp. 307
The Modern Approach in Computer Copyright Casesp. 318
International Copyright Protection of Computer Programsp. 330
Copyright Protection of Product Designsp. 333
Copyright Protection for Architecturep. 336
Legislative Proposals for Designs of Useful Articlesp. 337
Copyright and Artistic Media: Sampling, Imaging, and Multimedia Worksp. 338
Digital Audio Samplingp. 339
Digital Imagingp. 348
Multimedia Worksp. 350
Copyright Protection on the Internetp. 352
Internet Service Provider Liabilityp. 356
Linking, Framing, and Other Internet Copyright Issuesp. 366
Conclusionp. 370
Notesp. 371
Trademark Policy: Protecting Identification Symbols and Product Designs in International Marketsp. 375
Introductionp. 375
Fundamental Principles of Trademark Protectionp. 376
Trademarks and Competitive Ethicsp. 377
Trademarks and Market Efficiencyp. 380
Generic Marksp. 381
Descriptive Marksp. 383
Trademark Protection of Product Characteristicsp. 390
Distinctiveness of Product Characteristicsp. 391
Functionalityp. 395
Trademark Protection and Computersp. 401
Product Design Protection in the EUp. 403
Federal Registration: Standards and Proceduresp. 403
Trademark Infringement and Remediesp. 408
Likelihood of Confusionp. 408
Dilutionp. 416
Remedies for Infringementp. 420
International Aspects of Trademark Protectionp. 422
International Trademark Registrationp. 422
The Gray Marketp. 429
Trademark Issues on the Internetp. 433
Trademark Rights and Domain Namesp. 434
Other Internet-Related Trademark Issuesp. 448
Conclusionp. 451
Notesp. 452
Tort Liability and Intrusions on Privacyp. 457
Introductionp. 457
Negligencep. 458
Negligence and the Restatement of Tortsp. 459
Causation Issues in Negligencep. 459
Proximate Cause: Responsibility for Negligencep. 461
Defenses to Liability for Negligencep. 462
What is Negligent Conduct?p. 462
Negligence and Computer Programmersp. 467
Strict Products Liabilityp. 467
Policy Reasons for Strict Products Liabilityp. 468
Products Liability and the Restatement of Torts (Second Edition)p. 469
Forms of Product Defectsp. 470
The New Restatement of Torts on Products Liabilityp. 477
Consumer Product Safety Committee Regulationsp. 479
Tort Reform Measuresp. 481
Examples of Strict Liability Policies in Other Countriesp. 482
Strict Products Liability and Computer Systemsp. 483
Intrusions on Privacyp. 489
Privacy of Physical and Psychological Informationp. 490
Monitoring of Communications and Personal Activitiesp. 492
Measures to Protect Privacy in Communicationsp. 503
Data Collectionp. 510
Content Control and the Regulation of Indecent Speechp. 516
Defamationp. 526
Other High-Technology Tort Issuesp. 534
Intrusions on Computer Systemsp. 534
Intrusions on Publicity Rightsp. 538
Conclusionp. 539
Notesp. 539
Important Contract and Antitrust Issues for Technology Companiesp. 545
Introductionp. 545
Warranties, Limitations, and Remediesp. 546
Express Warrantiesp. 548
Implied Warrantiesp. 550
Remedies for Breach of Warranties and Limitations of Remediesp. 552
Y2K Issuesp. 559
Shrink-Wrap and Click-Wrap Licensesp. 562
General Principles Regarding Standardized Formsp. 562
Standardized Forms in the Consumer Contextp. 562
The Trend in the Courtsp. 564
The Conscionability of Shrink-Wrap Licensesp. 569
Proposals for New Model Lawsp. 571
Article 2B, UCITA, and UETAp. 571
Electronic Commerce Issuesp. 573
Mass-Market Licensesp. 577
Warrantiesp. 578
Other Issuesp. 579
Strategic Alliances: Intellectual Property and Other Concernsp. 580
Patent Issuesp. 583
Trade Secret Issuesp. 585
Copyright Issuesp. 586
Trademark Issuesp. 587
Liability Issuesp. 588
Alternative Dispute Resolutionp. 590
Antitrust and Anticompetitive Conductp. 595
Overview of Antitrustp. 595
Application of the Antitrust Lawsp. 598
The Antitrust Debate About Microsoftp. 607
International Dimensions of Antitrustp. 616
Antitrust, Intellectual Property, and the Doctrine of Misusep. 620
Conclusionp. 626
Notesp. 627
Indexp. 637
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