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- With Help From the US Supreme Court (Key Cases), Patent Trolls Are Going Away
- Patent Maximalism on Display: Patent Aggressor IBM Celebrated in the Media
- FFPE-EPO, the EPO Management’s Pet/Yellow Union, Helps Union-Busting (Against SUEPO) in Letter to Notorious Vice-President
- Update on Patent Trolls and Their Enablers: IAM, Fortress, Inventergy, Nokia, MOSAID/Conversant, Microsoft, Intellectual Ventures, Faraday Future, A*STAR, GPNE, AlphaCap Ventures, and TC Heartland
- Mark Summerfield: “US Supreme Court Decision in Alice Looks to Have Eliminated About 75% of New Business Method Patents.”
- Links 9/1/2017: Civilization VI Coming to GNU/Linux, digiKam 5.4.0 Released
- Links 9/1/2017: Dell’s Latest XPS 13, GPD Pocket With GNU/Linux
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