The Intellectual Property-Antitrust Interface

Blair, Roger D.

doi:10.1007/s11151-020-09759-x

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“…Theoretical evidence indicates that 'antitrust' is a growing field and requires future researchers to investigate this scarcely explored theme in more detail and with a multisided approach. Though cases are being discussed in the literature on antitrust [106,115] the problem persists regarding rules, regulations and operating laws whether multisided markets can be treated with existing laws for single-sided markets, or a new set of procedures and laws need to be devised. The purpose of antitrust laws should be to maintain a level playing field for all players in the market and create a free and fair competition but the non-price-based competition and acquisitions by big players is a growing concern, which could lead to monopolistic practices within the ecosystem boundaries.…”

Section: Network Effects Cluster (Yellow) Frd: Antitrustmentioning

confidence: 99%

Appraising the Transformation and Future of Digital Multisided Platforms–A Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Literature Review

Qureshi,

Pundziene,

Adams

2024

IEEE Trans. Eng. Manage.

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This paper draws on the Digital Multi-Sided Platform (DMSP) literature from 1990-2022 to systematically review and synthesize its themes and contexts. We analyzed 344 articles from Web of Science and Scopus databases using a two-step approach: 1) bibliometric analysis to identify principal research themes in the DMSP literature. 2) content analysis to develop these themes further. This study contributes to highlighting the DMSP role in Industry 4.0 and Service 4.0, which is an exclusive finding that has not been discussed by any other SLR paper before, along with highlighting competition & collaborative innovation, antitrust, platform typologies, and data privacy as a future research direction, also, this paper analyzes the challenges and makes recommendations. In this way, the review advances the current understanding of the growing field of DMSP. Further, the study offers practical insights to guide policymakers, strategists, and managers about the prominent implications. The study does not only review the literature but offers a consolidated account of critical analysis, reviewing the evolution of DMSP. The bibliometric analysis depicts current research trends presenting us with four clusters i) Innovation and entrepreneurship, ii) Sharing economy, iii) Business model and iv) Network effects in DMSP literature. We have identified research gaps and presented future research questions for scholars to investigate along with managerial implications of DMSP owners and stakeholders.

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Section: Network Effects Cluster (Yellow) Frd: Antitrustmentioning

confidence: 99%

Appraising the Transformation and Future of Digital Multisided Platforms–A Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Literature Review

Qureshi,

Pundziene,

Adams

2024

IEEE Trans. Eng. Manage.

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“…Antitrust law aims to promote competition and static welfare. In contrast, IP law permits static welfare losses in exchange for dynamic welfare gains, see Blair et al (2020). Thus, there is an apparent trade-off between both approaches that is of key relevance for public authorities.…”

Section: Future Directionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multisided Platforms and Markets: A Survey of the Theoretical Literature

Sánchez-Cartas

León

2021

Journal of Economic Surveys

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Platforms are everywhere. The rise of Uber, Netflix, and Facebook has attracted a lot of attention to this business model. However, despite its relevance and presence in the digital economy, the definition of platforms, their main characteristics, the intuitions about how they set prices, solve coordination issues, or choose their ownership structure seem to be scattered in many papers. This review attempts to organize the last two decades of research on multisided platforms around three essential elements of platforms: price structure, network effects, and control rights. We highlight which definitions are used in the literature, how they are related to the defining characteristics of platforms, and what research has been made on those characteristics. We pay special attention to the research done on pricing, coordination problems, and ownership structure. We conclude by reviewing the theoretical evidence around monopolization and competition policy in multisided markets.

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The Intellectual Property-Antitrust Interface

Cited by 2 publications

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Appraising the Transformation and Future of Digital Multisided Platforms–A Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Literature Review

Appraising the Transformation and Future of Digital Multisided Platforms–A Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Literature Review

Multisided Platforms and Markets: A Survey of the Theoretical Literature

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