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[[The Truth About Patent Trolls]] Several definitions exist for '''Patent Assertion Entities (PAEs)''':

Back to [[The Truth About Patent Trolls]] ...he initial demand letter, when pressing them to pay the fee to license the patent.

|Has title=Patent Trolls (Blog Post) A Blog Post on what patent trolls are and some potential ways to combat them.

...d interchangeably with the terms non-practicing entities (NPEs) and patent assertion entities (PAEs). Despite similar sounding names, several key differences ex ...ent. Then, those faculty move on to a different project and do not use the patent they hold.

|Has title=The Truth Behind Patent Trolls Issue Brief |Does subsume=The Truth About Patent Trolls

Return to [[Innovation Policy#Patent Reform|Patent Reform]] ...d faith communications in connection with the assertion of a United States patent are unfair or deceptive acts or practices, and for other purposes."

...atent trolls. Information on this page will be used for [[The Truth Behind Patent Trolls Issue Brief]]. ===Bessen, Ford, Meurer: The Private and Social Costs of Patent Trolls (2011)===

...nitions of patent thicket (I think I'll start by pulling any sentence that patent thicket occurs in as well as the sentence before and after). ...those terms appeared. At the bottom, it suggests potential definitions for patent thicket in the paper, but this part is pretty poor for now and needs adjust

|Has title=114-S1137 PATENT Act The PATENT Act was introduced on April 29, 2015 by Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and r

|Has page=UKIPO (2011) - Patent Thickets An Overview |Has article title=Patent Thickets An Overview

#Startup World vs Patent World #Patent Application and Renewals

This page is part of the [[Patent Thicket Literature Review]] ...tion projects. Such an intellectual property portfolio can thus act as a ‘patent thicket’ (Shapiro, 2000), making it more difficult for collaborative part