Intellectual Property Law Review 1998.

Part 1. Patents : McDONALD, Daniel W., POLLINGER, Steven J., ANSEMS, Gregory M. Hilton Davis : the doctrine of equivalents survives - now what? ESCHWEILER, Thomas G. Ford v. Lemelson and continuing application laches; ESCHWEILER. Thomas G. Ford v. Lemelson and continuing application laches revisited; KATOPIS, Chris J. Patients v. Patents? : policy implications of recent patent legislation; HARVARD LAW REVIEW. Is the patent misuse doctrine obsolete? LEMLEY, Mark A., O'BRIEN, David W. Encouraging software Reuse; Part 2. Trademarks : MOHR, Kevin E. At the interface of patent and trademark law : Should a product configuration disclosed in a utility patent ever qualify for trade dress protection? ALBERT, Peter G. Right on the mark : defining the nexus between trademarks and Internet domain names; BROGAN, Sean H. Who are these "Colts?" : the likehood of confusion, consumer survey evidence and trademark abandonment in "Indianapolis Colts, Inc. v. Metropolitan Baltimore Football Club Ltd."; Part 3. Copyrights : HAMILTON, Marci A., SABETY, Ted. Computer science concepts in copyright cases : the path to a coherent law; LOYOLA, Tung Yin. Reviving fallen copyrights : a constitutional analysis of section 514 of the Uruguay Round Agreements Act of 1994; ELKIN-KOREN, Niva. Copyright policy and the limits of freedom of contract; LILENFELD, David M. Why congress should eliminate the multiple performance doctrine; Part 4. Miscellaneous : GURRY, Francis. The evolution of technology and markets and the management of intellectual property rights; GRANTHAM, William. The arbitrability of international intellectual property disputes; CLASSEN, H. Ward. Fundamentals of software licensing;.