Today and Yesterday in Techrights
Patents:
- SIPO (China’s Patent Office) Taken Over by Patent Maximalists
- The Alice Case Continues to Smash Software Patents (This Time OpenTV’s); Will the EPO Ever Pay Attention?
- EPO Staff Responds to Team Battistelli’s Expansion to Include French Economic Propagandist on the Payroll
- UPC: To Understand Who Would Benefit From It Just Look at Who’s Promoting It (Like TPP)
- The ‘Offenses’ of EPO Staff Representatives Boil Down to Truth-Telling
- Rumours About Dismissal of Benoît Battistelli and New Letter From Union Syndicale Federale Blasting Battistelli’s Behaviour
- VirnetX Case Against Apple Shows Not the Problem With Patent Trolls But With Software Patents
- Maybe It’s Time for Class Action Lawsuits Against Microsoft for Forced Vista 10 ‘Upgrades’, Which Were Definitely No Accident
- Readers’ Article: A Strange Conspiracy of Silence in the German Media (Part II)
Spanish:
- Trolls Molestos: Rovi (del famoso Angry Birds) Ayuda al Más Largo Troll de Patentes de Microsoft Intellectual Ventures (Corregido)
- Estadísticas de Invalidación de Patentes y Costos de Litigación de Patentes (incluso si son falsas) Muestran que la Esfera de Patentes y los Estándares de Examinación son un Probleman, No Sólo en Los Estados Unidos
- Diápositivas de Nueva Charla Explican la Connección Entre la Corte De Patentes Unitarias (UPC) y Patentes de Software
- Las Políticas de Microsoft Alienan Incluso a los Hinchas Más Acérrimos de Microsoft, Incluyendo Pro-Microsoft Web Sites
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