ANTHONY L. CLAPES is Assistant General Counsel at IBM, responsible for managing litigation matters, including intellectual property ligitation. Mr. Clapes is a frequent lecturer at seminars on intellectual property protection for software. In 1991, he was named one of the leading high-tech intellectual property lawyers in the United States by the National Law Journal. He is the author of a seminal book on copyright law and computer programs, Software, Copyright and Competition: The Look and Feel of the Law (Quorum, 1989).

• Preface At the War College A Brief Discourse on the Spoils of War: The Nature of That Which Is Being Contested Aerial Reconnaisance: The First Two Decades of the Softwars Fear and Loathing, Look and Feel Gaining Enlightenment from the Lotus Sutra After the Fall: The Weak Protectionists Regroup "You Could Look It Up": Why Copyright Law Protects the Yellow Pages But Not the White Pages Never-Ending Stories: Ashton Tate v. Fox, Apple v. Microsoft and the Future of User Interfaces Heavy Artillery: The Patent Laws as Armaments in the Softwars Engineers of Monotony Beyond Arbitration: Fujitsu and IBM Take Their Show on the Road At Sea Over Reverse Engineering: The Bonito Boats Case Antipodean Logic: Autodesk v. Martin Dyason "Been Down so Long it Looks Like Up to Me": IBM v. AMI The Lady Vanishes: An Academic Ventures into the Real World and Retreats in Dismay Thinking about the Unthinkable Circuit Theory: Nonliteral Copying by Any Other Name The Outer Limits: Laseroomb v. Reynolds Revenge of the Nerds: Guerillas, Terrorists, Peaceniks and the Legion of Doom "All that Glitters": Nintendo v. Atari, the Nightmare Scenario Some Animals Are More Equal than Others: "Open Systems", Truce or Consequences? Conclusion for Now "The One Who Controls the Software... ": A Meditation on the Future of the Softwars

ANTHONY L. CLAPES is Assistant General Counsel at IBM, responsible for managing litigation matters, including intellectual property ligitation. Mr. Clapes is a frequent lecturer at seminars on intellectual property protection for software. In 1991, he was named one of the leading high-tech intellectual property lawyers in the United States by the National Law Journal. He is the author of a seminal book on copyright law and computer programs, Software, Copyright and Competition: The Look and Feel of the Law (Quorum, 1989).

• Preface At the War College A Brief Discourse on the Spoils of War: The Nature of That Which Is Being Contested Aerial Reconnaisance: The First Two Decades of the Softwars Fear and Loathing, Look and Feel Gaining Enlightenment from the Lotus Sutra After the Fall: The Weak Protectionists Regroup "You Could Look It Up": Why Copyright Law Protects the Yellow Pages But Not the White Pages Never-Ending Stories: Ashton Tate v. Fox, Apple v. Microsoft and the Future of User Interfaces Heavy Artillery: The Patent Laws as Armaments in the Softwars Engineers of Monotony Beyond Arbitration: Fujitsu and IBM Take Their Show on the Road At Sea Over Reverse Engineering: The Bonito Boats Case Antipodean Logic: Autodesk v. Martin Dyason "Been Down so Long it Looks Like Up to Me": IBM v. AMI The Lady Vanishes: An Academic Ventures into the Real World and Retreats in Dismay Thinking about the Unthinkable Circuit Theory: Nonliteral Copying by Any Other Name The Outer Limits: Laseroomb v. Reynolds Revenge of the Nerds: Guerillas, Terrorists, Peaceniks and the Legion of Doom "All that Glitters": Nintendo v. Atari, the Nightmare Scenario Some Animals Are More Equal than Others: "Open Systems", Truce or Consequences? Conclusion for Now "The One Who Controls the Software... ": A Meditation on the Future of the Softwars

ANTHONY L. CLAPES is Assistant General Counsel at IBM, responsible for managing litigation matters, including intellectual property ligitation. Mr. Clapes is a frequent lecturer at seminars on intellectual property protection for software. In 1991, he was named one of the leading high-tech intellectual property lawyers in the United States by the National Law Journal. He is the author of a seminal book on copyright law and computer programs, Software, Copyright and Competition: The Look and Feel of the Law (Quorum, 1989).

• Preface At the War College A Brief Discourse on the Spoils of War: The Nature of That Which Is Being Contested Aerial Reconnaisance: The First Two Decades of the Softwars Fear and Loathing, Look and Feel Gaining Enlightenment from the Lotus Sutra After the Fall: The Weak Protectionists Regroup "You Could Look It Up": Why Copyright Law Protects the Yellow Pages But Not the White Pages Never-Ending Stories: Ashton Tate v. Fox, Apple v. Microsoft and the Future of User Interfaces Heavy Artillery: The Patent Laws as Armaments in the Softwars Engineers of Monotony Beyond Arbitration: Fujitsu and IBM Take Their Show on the Road At Sea Over Reverse Engineering: The Bonito Boats Case Antipodean Logic: Autodesk v. Martin Dyason "Been Down so Long it Looks Like Up to Me": IBM v. AMI The Lady Vanishes: An Academic Ventures into the Real World and Retreats in Dismay Thinking about the Unthinkable Circuit Theory: Nonliteral Copying by Any Other Name The Outer Limits: Laseroomb v. Reynolds Revenge of the Nerds: Guerillas, Terrorists, Peaceniks and the Legion of Doom "All that Glitters": Nintendo v. Atari, the Nightmare Scenario Some Animals Are More Equal than Others: "Open Systems", Truce or Consequences? Conclusion for Now "The One Who Controls the Software... ": A Meditation on the Future of the Softwars