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- A New Wave of the EPO’s Much-Expected Propaganda Push, Aided by ‘Managing IP’ and IAM ‘Magazine’
- Software Patents Deathwatch: Panic in the Patent Microcosm as “Since Alice, the Reject Rate for Patents for Payment Technologies is Above 90 Percent.”
- The European Privacy Offender (EPO) Sells Data But Only to the Rich and Powerful
- Another New Low for the EPO and Battistelli
- Risk of Going Bankrupt for Foolishly Asserting Software Patents After Alice
- Links 8/9/2016: Samba 4.5, Wireshark 2.2
- Links 7/9/2016: Sony Microsoft Bundling Case, Torvalds’ ‘sh*t-for-brains stupid patch’
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