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Linux Foundation says it's time to ditch Microsoft's FAT - Ars Technica
Linux Foundation executive director Jim Zemlin says that Microsoft is hostile to open technologies and that product makers should ditch the company's patent-encumbered FAT filesystem.
Amazon Sued Over E-Book DRM Patent
Posted by kdawson on Wednesday March 18, @08:07AM -- I Don't Believe in Imaginary Property writes "Discovery Communications, the parent company of the Discovery Channel, is alleging that Amazon's Kindle e-book reader infringes upon their patent for DRM-en
Linux Defenders
Architected to eliminate poor quality patents and ensure that only high quality patents issue, the Linux Defenders program enables individuals and organizations to efficiently contribute to: “Defensive Publications” that codify ‘known’ inventions that hav
IBM News - 2006-01-10 IBM maintains patent lead, moves to increase patent quality United States
According to the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), IBM earned 2,941 patents last year, more than any other company. This is 13th consecutive year IBM has led the nation's patent production. Also, the company announced that is working with the USPTO,
Groklaw - The Bilski Decision Is In: Buh-Bye [Most] Business Methods Patents - As text & updated 6Xs
Software patents must pass machine test (no abstract ideas)
Groklaw - Bilski - What It Means, Part 5 (Conclusion) -- What About Microsoft's Patent Threats?
Software patents weakened by court ruling
Patent Office Rejects Blackboard's E-Learning Patent in Preliminary Ruling - Chronicle.com
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