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While patents and standards have been identified as essential drivingcomponents of innovation and market growth, the inclusion of a patent in astandard poses many difficulties. These difficulties arise from thecontradicting natures of patents and standards, which makes their combinationreally challenging, but, also, from the opposing business and market strategiesof different patent owners involved in the standardisation process. However, avarying set of policies has been adopted to address the issues occurring fromthe unavoidable inclusion of patents in standards concerning certain industrysectors with a constant high degree of innovation, such as telecommunications.As these policies have not always proven adequate enough, constant efforts arebeing made to improve and expand them. The intriguing and complicatedrelationship between patents and standards is finally examined through a reviewof the use cases of well-known standards of the telecommunications sector whichinclude a growing set of essential patents.

Exploring the Complicated Relationship Between Patents and Standards, With a Particular Focus on the Telecommunications Sector