Localizing the Lisbon Strategy – How to Cultivate Innovation Ecosystems
Sometimes it takes traveling abroad to remind me of the many good qualities of the U.S, including a wide variety of restaurants, fixed shower heads, and ESPN. But seriously, there [...]
10 Years After US v Microsoft
10 Years After U.S. v. Microsoft New Technologies, New Competitors, and a New Microsoft Abstract It’s been 10 years since the U.S. Justice Department launched its antitrust investigation of Microsoft. [...]
Is there enough venture capital for innovative firms in Great Britain?
BBC News has an interesting article today entitled “New boom-time for British tech?” The article’s author, Rory Cellan-Jones, raises the question whether Britain, despite its abundance of world-class scientists, is [...]
The U.S. is still the most productive
The New York Times reports that, according to the International Labor Organization, “American workers are the world’s most productive, followed by the Irish, though productivity is rising fastest in China [...]
Revisiting License or Contract – A Recent Open Source Legal Decision Proves Our Point
Paul Krill of Infoworld recently reported on a recent US federal court ruling, which Mark Radcliffe, counsel for the Open Source Initiative, fears “could derail enforcement of open-source licenses altogether” [...]
Kielbasa, Cabbage and the Krynica Economic Forum
I'm heading to Poland this weekend to speak at the Krynica Economic Forum, the most prominent public policy conference for Central and Eastern Europe. ACT is sponsoring a daylong session [...]