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InterDigital v Amazon, Part 5: The Arbitration Weapon
The May 12 Acer v Nokia judgment changed the instrument. It did not rewrite the work.
May 18
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Jim Harlan
The 2026 Special 301 Report: Recognition Without a Framework
The United States Trade Representative acknowledged standard-essential patent risks in its annual report. Here is what that means, what it misses, and…
May 2
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Jim Harlan
InterDigital v Amazon, Part 4: What the 10-Q Changes
For the first time, this analysis is anchored to an SEC-filed primary source document. Here is what changes when you replace a single news article with…
May 1
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Jim Harlan
April 2026
Three Regulators, One Market
The short version
Apr 28
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Jim Harlan
Tesla v. InterDigital and Avanci: What the UK Supreme Court Hearing Actually Decides
The question before the court is not whether patent pools work. The evidence on that is in. The question is whether one holdout can use judicial…
Apr 27
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Jim Harlan
The EU’s New Tech Transfer Guidelines
What the SEP and FRAND World Actually Needs to Know
Apr 20
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Jim Harlan
China’s Regulatory Upgrade (Part 2)
The Threat Nobody Is Talking About
Apr 17
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Jim Harlan
Standards at Risk: China Didn’t Retreat on SEPs.
It Changed the Rules of the Game.
Apr 14
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Jim Harlan
InterDigital v Amazon, Part 3: The Validity Layer, the Regulatory Flank, and a Sharpened Prediction
Three new analytical agents. Three dimensions the prior analysis didn’t model. One materially better prediction — and five corrections to errors and…
Apr 9
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Jim Harlan
InterDigital v Amazon, Part 2: What Changes When You Fix the Inputs
A critic identified a real flaw in my Part 1 analysis. Here is what happened when I corrected it — and what the revised system found that nobody else is…
Apr 9
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Jim Harlan
When a Patent War Becomes a Jurisdictional Crisis: InterDigital v Amazon and What AI Analysis Reveals About the Outcome
How I built a multi-agent reasoning system to predict one of the most complex SEP disputes in years — and what happened when I pressure-tested it…
Apr 3
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Jim Harlan
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