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- Berkheimer or No Berkheimer, Software Patents Remain Mostly Unenforceable in the United States and the Supreme Court is Fine With That
- Ignoring and Bashing Courts: Is This the Future of Patent Offices in the West?
- Patent Maximalists Are Still Trying to Figure Out How to Stop PTAB or Prevent US Patent Quality From Ever Improving
- A Question of Debt: António Campinos, Lexology, Law Gazette, and Sam Gyimah
- Science Minister Sam Gyimah and the EPO Are Eager to Attack Science by Bringing Patent Trolls to Europe/European Union and the United Kingdom
- USF Revisits EPO Abuses, Highlighting an Urgent Need for Action
- Links 15/11/2018: Zentyal 6.0, Deepin 15.8, Thunderbird Project Hiring
- Links 14/11/2018: KDevelop 5.3, Omarine 5.3, Canonical Not for Sale
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