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Congress, the courts, scholars, and the press have focused more and moreattention on what is shaping up to be the central public policy problem inintellectual property law today: the problem of holdup by patent owners,particularly but not exclusively in the context of standard setting. I willsuggest ten things we might do to deal with this problem, and at least onething we probably ought not to do.
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