Prof. John Duffy (a member of IPCentral's Academic Advisory Council) writes on In re Nuijten: Patentable Subject Matter, Textualism and the Supreme Court, on Patently-O.

Aside from the substance, and as with the Merges/Wegner dialogue last week, I am fascinated by this budding phenomenon of serious publication via blog -- short, immediate, and with minimal footnoting, an intellectual literature for those in the arena, rather than for omphaloskepsic academia. Articles designed to be read and cited to judges, not just as resume padding.

Perhaps the law review is another threatened business model.

posted by James DeLong @ 8:52 AM | Academia, Patents

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