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- EPO-Connected Writers Are Using Alternative Facts or Fake News to Promote the Unitary Patent in British Media
- Microsoft Has Not Managed to Blackmail Huawei Over Android and GNU/Linux, But Its Trolls/Satellites Are Trying
- IBM Has Become an Enemy of GNU/Linux and a Loud Proponent of Software Patents
- Leaked: European Patent Office a Fire Hazard Waiting to Cause Tragedy (Possible Deaths)
- For Valentine’s Day, Battistelli Learns to Stop Worrying and Love to Lie
- India Cites Public Interest in Patent Case Where Embargo Attempted Against Local Drugmaker
- Growingly Desperate for Applicants Amid Brain Drain, EPO Pays Breitbart ‘News’
- Links 14/2/2017: Linux Lite 3.4, GNU Health 3.0.6
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