The answer is "yes" according to a Bank of Finland Research Discussion Paper by Bill Francis of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), Iftekhar Hasan of Fordham University, and Qiang Wu of the Bank of Finland.
From the abstract:
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A federal appeals court has upheld a ruling by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York that held that Google Inc.
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Attorney Christopher Hawkins recently penned an article in the New Hampshire Business Review on the legal landscape for drones.
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At the Technology & Marketing Law Blog, professor Eric Goldman asks and explores this question while analyzing two recent federal district c
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Attorney Kimberly Peaslee recently penned an article in the New Hampshire Business Review on the lessons for businesspersons from the Beastie Boys v.
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Collins J. Seitz, Jr., formerly colleague and mentor to Business Law Basics co-authors Sam Brickley and Brian Gottesman, has been unanimou
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Catherine Rajwani of the Harbor Law Group has sober advice for a stressful situation: "
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Io9.com has a feature on common misconceptions laypeople have about intellectual property law.