CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

AUGUST 5TH

7:00 – 10:00 PM – Pre-Conference Reception and Screening

Center for Jewish History – Grand Hall and Auditorium

15 West 16th Street
New York, New York 10011

DAY 1 - AUGUST 6TH

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law

55 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10003

8:00 – 8:45 AM – Registration and Breakfast – Lobby

8:45 – 9:00 AM – Welcoming Remarks – Jacob Burns Moot Court Room

9:00 – 11:00 AM – First Plenary Session – Jacob Burns Moot Court Room

Thomas R. Lee - An Empirical and Consumer Psychology Analysis of Trademark Distinctiveness

Molly Shaffer Van Houweling – Author Autonomy and Atomism in Copyright Law
Elizabeth Rowe – Contributory Negligence, Technology, and Trade Secrets
David Fagundes & Jonathan Masur – Costly Screens, Value Asymmetries, and the Creation of Intellectual Property

11:00 – 11:30 AM – Break – 3rd Floor

11:30 AM – 1:00 PM – Breakout 1

Patent – Room 303
Clarisa Long
Are Patents More Like
Contracts or Regulations?
Patent Litigation – Room 304
Marketa Trimble
Cross-Border Enforcement of
Judgments in Patent
Infringement Cases
Copyright – Room 423 Trademark and the
Consumer – Room 424
Ann Bartow Dan Hunter
Towards Three Distinct Trademark and the Consumer
Categories of Copyright
Infringement: Literal Copying,
Substantial Similarity, and
Unauthorized Derivative Works

Oskar Liivak John Golden Haochen Sun Jeremy Sheff

Finding Invention Patent Remedies in Your Face Toward a Public Trust Doctrine Search Costs and Brand Equity
in Copyright Law in Trademark Law

Robin Feldman William Gallagher Mark Schultz Laura Heymann

The Bargain Theory of Patents IP Legal Ethics After Accommodating Permissive Naming, Identity and
Qualcomm: A New Era or Uses in Copyright Law Trademark Law
(Monkey) Business as Usual? -
A Skeptical Perspective

Peter Lee David Schwartz Zohar Efroni Lisa Ramsey

Patent Law and the Two An Empirical Study of Whether
Cultures the Markman or Cybor
Decisions Precipitated the
Claim Construction Reversal
Rate
Session Chair: Kevin Emerson Session Chair: TBA
Collins
Information Cost Theory and
the Shape of Copyright Law
Session Chair: Stew Sterk
Brandjacking on Social
Networks: Confusion About the
Source of Information or
Advertising
Session Chair: Robert Brauneis
1:00 – 2:30 PM – Lunch – 3rd Floor Lounge
2:30 – 4:00 PM – Breakout 2
Patent Use and Abuse –
Room 303
R. Polk Wagner
A Patent Commercialization
Requirement
Ted Sichelman
Patent Bullies: How Industry
Incumbents Abuse the Patent
System
Colleen Chien
Developing a Global Green
Patent Policy
Brenda Simon
Patent Silence: The Need for a
Quality Assessment Defense
Session Chair: TBA
4:00 – 4:30 PM – Break – 3rd Floor
4:30 – 5:45 PM – Breakout 3
IP – Room 303
Jessica Silbey
The New Future for
Intellectual Property
James Gibson
The Upside of Intellectual
Property's Downside
Jonathan Barnett
Intellectual Property as a Law
of Organization
Issues in Academic Research
and IP – Room 304
Victoria Stodden
Licensing Academic Research:
Legal Attribution and
Academic Citation
Jennifer Carter-Johnson
In Search of the Realm of
Philosophy: Toward an
Experimental Use Exception
for Academic Researchers
Christopher Holman
University Patent Litigation
Lea Bishop Shaver
The Right to Science and
Culture
Session Chair: Justin Hughes
IP Empirical Studies – Room
304
Robert Brauneis
How Much Should We Worry
About Buick Aspirin? An
Empirical Survey of Dilution in
Three U.S. Cities, 1925-2005
Robert Heverly
Who is Suing Whom, and
(Why) Does it Matter? An
Analysis of the Classes of
Plaintiffs and Defendants in
Copyright Lawsuits Across
Time
Matthew Sag
Taking the Measure of
Ideology: Empirically
Measuring Supreme Court
Cases
Copyright – Room 423
Michael Birnhack
Whose Bratz Is It? The
Integration of Copyright and
Employment Law
Brian Carver
Why License Agreements Do
Not Control Copy Ownership:
First Sale and Essential Copies
Olufunmilayo Arewa
The Rise of Nollywood:
Distribution, Business
Development, and Intellectual
Property
Cheng Lim Saw
The Case for Criminalizing
Primary Infringements of
Copyright Infringement -
Perspectives from Singapore
Session Chair: Matthew Sag
Mixed IP – Room 423 Digital Issues in Copyright –
Room 424
Zvi Rosen Aaron Perzanowski
The Unwanted Copyrights: Fixing RAM Copies
Commercial Prints and Labels
1874 - 1940
Rebecca Tushnet Yee Fen Lim
Uncanny Valley: Mixed Media Screen Captures of Public
and the Law Buildings in Second Life: The
Position Under Copyright Law
Marc Greenberg Michael Carrier
Comics, Courts and Pioneering Peer-to-Peer and
Controversy: The Cases of the Other Disruptive Dual-Use
Comic Book Legal Defense Technologies
Fund
Session Chair: Mark Lemley
5:45 – 7:00 PM – Buses to Keens
7:00 – 10:00 PM – Conference Dinner
Keens Steakhouse
72 West 36th Street
New York, New York 10018
DAY 2 - AUGUST 7TH
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
55 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10003
8:15 – 9:00 AM – Breakfast – 3rd Floor Lounge
9:00 – 10:30 AM – Breakout 4
Patent – Room 303
Jonathan Masur
Institutional Pathologies and
Distortions in the Patent Law
Gerard Magliocca
Patenting the Curve Ball:
Business Methods and Industry
Norms
Andrew Chin
Machines that Do Math and
the Scope of Software Patents
Christian Mammen
Controlling the "Plague":
Reforming the Doctrine of
Inequitable Conduct
Session Chair: Kathy
Strandburg
10:30 – 11:00 AM – Break – 3rd Floor
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM – Breakout 5
Patent – Room 303
David Opderbeck
Rational Competition Policy
and Reverse Settlement
Session Chair: Barton Beebe
Patent Empirical Studies –
Room 304
Pamela Samuelson
How Important are Intellectual
Property Rights to Software
Entrepreneurs? Some Results
of the Berkeley Patent Survey
David Orozco
The Missing Stakeholders in
Supreme Court Patent
Advocacy
David Abrams
An Empirical Approach to
Estimating the Innovative
Response to Patent Duration in
the Pharmaceutical Industry
Questions
Session Chair: Stefan Bechtold
Cyberlaw – Room 304
Felix Wu
Collateral Censorship and the
Limits of Intermediary
Session Chair: Olufunmilayo
Arewa
Trademark - Room 423
Mark Lemley
Irrelevant Confusion
Ilanah Simon Fhima
Qualifying for Trade Mark
Dilution Protection: The Fame
Standard
Mark McKenna
Owning Markets? Trademark
Law and Market Foreclosure
William McGeveran
The Trademark Fair Use
Reform Act
Session Chair: Rebecca
Tushnet
Copyright – Room 423
Thomas Cotter
Integrating the Right of
Publicity with First
Session Chair: TBA
Daily Double – Room 424
Mary-Anne Williams
Intellectual Property and
Collaborative Innovation
Richard Gruner
The Evolution of Collaborative
Invention from a Distance:
Evidence from the Patent
Record
Tara Wheatland
Copyright Statutory Damages:
A Rarity in the International
Arena
Questions
Session Chair: Olufunmilayo
Arewa
International and
Comparative Projects –
Room 424
David Welkowitz
IP Tourism: Have Cause of
Action, Will Travel?
Payments in Hatch-Waxman
Patent Litigation
Kristen Osenga
When is a Penguin a Bird? Or
What We Can Learn about
Claim Construction from
Cognitive Linguistics
Samson Vermont
Filtering Patent Spam with
Calibrated Claim Fees
David Adelman
Beyond Patents: Mitigating the
Impact of the Health Care
Crisis on Drug Development
Session Chair: Dan Ravicher
12:30 – 2:00 PM – Lunch – 3rd Floor Lounge
2:00 – 3:30 PM – Breakout 6
Patent – Room 303
Michael Risch
Patent Challenges and Royalty
Inflation
Kevin Emerson Collins
Bilski’s Blind Spot: The
Meaning Turn in Section 101,
Factual Laws of Nature, and
Test-and-Correlate-with-
Software Claims
Adam Mossoff
Land Patents
Alan Devlin & Neel Sukhatme
Self-Realizing Inventions and
the Utilitarian Foundation of
Immunity
Thomas Folsom
Regulating Poisoned Flowers:
Resolving Focal Point
Problems (Markers, Spoilers
and Trademarks) in
Cyberspace
Salil Mehra
Paradise Is a Walled Garden?
Towards a Sherman Act
Section 2.0 for Online
Monopoly
James Grimmelmann & Paul
Ohm
The Future of Internet Law -
Review of The Future of the
Internet - And How to Stop It
By Jonathan Zittrain
Session Chair: Kathy
Strandburg
Patents, Health & Humans –
Room 304
Andrew Torrance
Patenting People - Human
Embryos, Genes, Physiology,
and Thought as Intellectual
Property
Jerzy Koopman
Patentability of Inventions
Deriving from Human Bodily
Material: What about Human
Rights?
Chen Yi Fu
Examining the Compatibility
Between the Patent Law and
Traditional Chinese Medicine:
From the Perspective of
Identifying TCM in Patent
Applications
Cynthia Ho
International Cross-Currents:
Improving or Thwarting
Amendment and Copyright
Preemption Analysis
David Simon
In Search of (Maintaining) the
Truth: The Use of Copyright
Law by Religious
Organizations
Dotan Oliar
Secondary Fair Use
Elizabeth Townsend Gard
Wrestling with the 1909
Copyright Act in Theory and
Practice
Session Chair: Pamela
Samuelson
Disclosure and Limits on
Expression – Room 423
Aaron Burstein
Trade Secrecy as an
Instrument of National
Security? Rethinking the
Foundations of Economic
Espionage
Viva Moffat
The Uniform Noncompetition
Agreement Act: A Proposal
Adam Candeub
Consumers, Disclosure and
Internet Governance
Zahr Stauffer
In Defense of Embedded
Advertising
Yovana Reyes Tagle
Traditional Knowledge
Databases and the Proposed
Disclosure of Origin
Requirement in Patent
Applications: Complementary
or Alternative Solutions?
Molly Beutz Land
Culture, Conflicts, and
International Law
Sean Pager
Are Geographical Indications
Fascist? The Battle over
Brunello as Cultural Icon,
Global Commodity,
Postmodern Symbol or
Romantic Ideal
Session Chair: Barton Beebe
Daily Double – Theory –
Room 424
Wendy Gordon & Boris
Milman
Derivative Rights and the Rule
of Law: Judge Posner and
Copyright
Andrea Matwyshyn
Bourdieu and Data Doxa
Christopher Yoo
Reconceptualizing Personality
Theory Through the German
Aesthetic Concept of Spiel
Christopher Sprigman &
Christopher Buccafusco
Valuing Intellectual Property:
Patent Law Access to Medicine An Experiment

Session Chair: Mark Lemley Session Chair: TBA Session Chair: Stew Sterk Session Chair: Stefan Bechtold

3:30 – 4:00 PM – Break – 3rd Floor

4:00 – 5:30 PM – Second Plenary Session – Jacob Burns Moot Court Room

Tun-Jen Chiang – The Levels of Abstraction Problem in Patent Law

Jeanne C. Fromer – The Psychology of Intellectual Property
Ariel Katz – Beyond “Essential Facilities”: Innovation, Intellectual Property and Competition Policy across the Atlantic

5:30 – 8:00 PM – Post-Conference Reception

Salmagundi Club
47 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10003