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- The European Patent Office Goes Down a Very Slippery Slope by Promoting and Defending Patents on Life/Nature in Defiance of Parliament and the EPC
- Software Patents Are in a Freefall in Courts Worldwide, But the EPO Keeps Granting and Promoting These
- Team UPC Excited Over Nothing, President Campinos Rarely Even Mentions UPC Anymore
- Battistelli’s Bodyguard Has Been Arrested, But Battistelli Should Join Him
- Links 22/2/2019: GNOME 3.32 Beta 2 Released and Fedora 30 Flicker-Free Boot
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