Tragedy TV¶
Hazlett, T. W. (2011). Tragedy TV: Rights Fragmentation and the Junk Band Problem. Arizona Law Review, 53(1), 83-130.
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- Anti-Commons Tragedy
- The interventions inherit that portability through their concrete instantiations. Patent pools and FRAND licensing are designed to defeat patent thickets; eminent domain and partition statutes force the assembly the anti-commons prevents in real estate and fractional ownership; compulsory licensing and march-in rights are the IP remedies; condominium and homeowners-association law design majority-rule changes to common elements, bypassing unanimity; spectrum reallocation and incentive auctions aggregate fragmented rights; sunset and use-it-or-lose-it provisions in mining, oil-and-gas, and spectrum leases forcibly reconsolidate unused rights.
This sourceAnalyzes fragmented exclusive spectrum rights as an anticommons producing under-use, and the reconsolidation (band clearing, incentive auctions, build-out/use-or-lose conditions) needed to reassemble unused rights into deployable spectrum.
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Supports only the spectrum clause: fragmented spectrum rights as an anticommons remedied by auctioned overlay licenses; no condominium/HOA law and no use-it-or-lose-it provisions appear.
“Overlay licenses could effect the efficient band reorganization that the FCC has not.”
- The interventions inherit that portability through their concrete instantiations. Patent pools and FRAND licensing are designed to defeat patent thickets; eminent domain and partition statutes force the assembly the anti-commons prevents in real estate and fractional ownership; compulsory licensing and march-in rights are the IP remedies; condominium and homeowners-association law design majority-rule changes to common elements, bypassing unanimity; spectrum reallocation and incentive auctions aggregate fragmented rights; sunset and use-it-or-lose-it provisions in mining, oil-and-gas, and spectrum leases forcibly reconsolidate unused rights.
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