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- Blockchain Patents Are a Catastrophe in the Making as Trolls and Aggressors Accumulate Them
- Qualcomm/Broadcom/NXP Combination Would Become a Disastrous Patent Thicket Which Benefits Nobody
- Patent Litigation in East Asia: Huawei, Samsung, HTC, Nintendo and COLOPL
- Patent Litigation in the US is Down Sharply and Patent Trolls’ Demise Has Much to Do With It
- Cheating the US Patent System is a Lot Harder After TC Heartland
- RPX Might Soon be Owned by Patent Troll Erich Spangenberg
- Patent Quality (Not Numbers) as an Asset: Oppositions, Appeals and Rejections at the EPO
- The EPO Ignores This Week’s Decision Which Demonstrates Patent Scope Gone Awry; Software Patents Brought Up Again
- WesternGeco v ION Geophysical (at the US Supreme Court) Won’t Affect Patent Scope
- Links 19/1/2018: Linux Journalism Fund, Grsecurity is SLAPPing Again
- Links 18/1/2018: MenuLibre 2.1.4, Git 2.16 Released
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