What’s the deal with Stanford’s IP litigation database? First, they come out and make a big splash, giving away access to all the stats on patent cases. Now they want to charge you $50,000 a year for stuff that was free online? When did Rupert Murdoch become chancellor?
It was less than 12 months ago that Stanford Law School unveiled the database. Then it was called Stanford IP Litigation Clearinghouse. The project was headed by ubiquitous IP personality and law school professor Mark Lemley. And users loved it, including yours truly.
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