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History has shown that antitrust law and other laws to protect competition don't work against problems caused by patents.
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External links
- US Federal Trade Commission gives up antitrust proceedings against Rambus for using patents against companies it negotiated standards with
- US FTC report, 2007 (I haven't read this, maybe it's not relevant)
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