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- Judge and Justice Bashing in the United States, EPC Bashing at the EPO
- Looking for EPO Nepotism? Forget About Jouve and Look Closely at Europatis Instead.
- Depressing EPO News: Attacks on Staff, Attacks on Life, Brain Drain, Patents on Life, Patent Trolls Come to Germany, and Spain Being Misled
- It Certainly Looks Like Microsoft is Already Siccing Its Patent Trolls, Including Intellectual Ventures, on Companies That Use Linux (Until They Pay ‘Protection’ Money)
- Bernhard Rapkay, Former MEP and Rapporteur on Unitary Patent, Shoots Down UPC Hopes While UPC Hopefuls Recognise That Spain Isn’t Interested Either
- Links 24/3/2017: Microsoft Aggression, Eudyptula Challenge Status Report
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