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- Patents Roundup: Packet Intelligence, B.E. Technology, Violin, and Square
- Decline of Skills Level of Staff Like Examiners and Impartiality (Independence) of Judges at the EPO Should Cause Concern, Alarm
- Microsoft: Sheltering Oneself From Patent Litigation While Passing Patents for Trolls to Attack GNU/Linux
- The Patent Trolls’ Lobby is Losing the Battle for Europe
- Unitary Patent (UPC) is Dead to the EPO and ANSERA is Not the Answer as Patent Quality Declines and Talented Staff Leaves
- Why Honest Journalism on Patent Matters Barely Exists
- Patent Maximalism Around the World
- Links 15/11/2017: Fedora 27 Released, Linux Mint Has New Betas
- Links 14/11/2017: GNU/Linux at Samsung, Firefox 57 Quantum
- Links 13/11/2017: Samsung’s DeX Revisited, Linux Kernel 4.14 Released
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