Today in Techrights
- Member States Are Turning Against “Tyrannical” Chief of European Patent Office (Benoît Battistelli)
- Next Week Looks Likely to Bring Another Battistelli Crisis at the EPO
- Article Translation (de Volkskrant): EPO Employees Are Tired of Tyranny and Take to the Streets
- Censorship in Land of So-called ‘Social Dialogue’: EPO is Still Blocking Techrights Web Site, But There Are Exceptions/Loopholes
- Even Battistelli-Funded Media Admits That Battistelli is in Deep Trouble Right Now
- New Evidence Emerges, Showing That Unitary Patent (UPC) is Indeed an SME Killer That Negatively Affects Europe for Patent Lawyers’ Sake
- Dutch Report: “External Investigation” Likely to be Launched Into “the Punitive Measures That Battistelli Imposed on Union Members.”
- In Apple/Samsung Patent Lawsuits Over Android/Linux, Only Patent Lawyers Are Winning (Again)
- Links 26/2/2016: Open-O Partnership, GPL Violations in ZFS/Linux
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