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- Texas: When Trade Secret 'Damages' Are Almost 1,000 Times Higher Than Patent 'Damages'
- Cellspin Soft Will Likely Need to Pay the Accused Party’s Lawyers Too After Frivolous Litigation With Patents Eliminated Under 35 U.S.C. § 101
- The Lack of Genuine, Honest Discussion About Patent Quality Means That Under António Campinos Software Patents Will Continue to be Granted, Campinos Strives to Make Them ‘Unitary’
- Patent Trolls Rally/Advertise Thomas Massie’s Bill to Abolish PTAB and Promote Software Patents in the US
- The Demise of East Texan Courts and the Ascent of PTAB, Alice and a SCOTUS-Compliant CAFC May Mean That US Software Patents Are Officially ‘Dead’
- Signs of Upcoming Changes at EPO: Raimund Lutz, Željko Topić and Other ‘Team Battistelli’ Folks Are Being Replaced
- Links 10/7/2018: Wine 3.12, FreeNAS 11.2 Beta, GNU Helps Journalism
- Links 11/7/2018: Xen 4.11, Ubuntu Infographics, Lockbox and Notes
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