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- PTAB and § 101 (Section 101) Have Locked the Patent Parasites Out of the Patent System
- Patents on Computer Software and Plants in the United States Indicative of Systemic Error
- Yesterday’s Misleading News From Team UPC and Its Aspiring Management of the Unified Patent Court (UPC)
- Time for the European Commission to Investigate EPO Corruption Because It May be Partly or Indirectly Connected to EU-IPO, an EU Agency
- Links 17/7/2018: Catfish 1.4.6 Released, ReactOS 0.4.9, Red Hat’s GPL Compliance Group Grows
- Links 16/7/2018: Linux 4.18 RC5, Latte Dock v0.8, Windows Back Doors Resurface
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