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Friday, April 5, 2013
by Anandashankar Mazumdar
Podcast (stream or download):
This week's episode of "Do You Copy?" is all about the Supreme Court and two cases that have stirred significant controversy. Ananda analyzes the long-awaited decision in the Kirtsaeng case, which involved the interplay of the first-sale doctrine with the Copyright Act's importation right. Tony offers his perspective on oral arguments in the Actavis case, in which the Federal Trade Commission has objected to "pay-for-delay" agreements between brand-name pharmaceutial manufacturers and their rival generics makers. This is also the first episode that will hit the blog and the iTunes Store simultaneously.
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