On the recordMay 14, 2019
When the Government chooses a new standard, it gives special rights to patent holders, and as a condition of those special rights it is typically required reasonable and nondiscriminatory pricing.
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congress.govJessica Rosenworcel: “When the Government chooses a new standard, it gives special rights to patent holders, and as a condition of those…”
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Rosenworcel emphasizes the need for fair pricing in government standards to protect consumers.
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