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- The Darker Past of the Next President of the EPO – Part I: Introduction
- Confessions of EPO Insiders Reveal That European Patents (EPs) Have Lost Their Legitimacy/Value Due to Battistelli’s Policies
- Patent Firms From the United States Try Hard to Push the Unitary Patent (UPC), Which Would Foment Litigation Wars in Europe
- In the Age of Alice and PTAB There is No Reason to Pursue Software Patents in the United States (Not Anymore)
- IAM is Wrong, the Narrative Isn’t Changing, Except in the Battistelli-Funded (at EPO’s Expense) Financial Times
- The Federal Circuit Continues Squashing Software Patents
- SUEPO Representatives Like Elizabeth Hardon Vindicated as Battistelli’s Detrimental Effect on Patent Quality is Widely Confirmed
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