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Showing posts with label bilski. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bilski. Show all posts
29 June 2010

Botching Bilski

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So, the long-awaited US Supreme Court ruling on Bilski vs. Kappos has appeared – and it's a mess. Where many hoped fervently for some cl...
23 December 2009

All Hail the Mighty Algorithm

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As long-suffering readers of this blog will know, one of the reasons I regard software patents as dangerous is because software consists of ...
12 August 2009

Big Bounteous Blue, or Big Bad Blue?

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One of the perennial teasers in the world of computing concerns IBM. On the one hand, you have a company that has embraced open source wide...
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05 March 2009

Patently Good News

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There have been a number of important cases on both sides of the Atlantic concerning the patenting of software recently. In the UK, there we...
24 February 2009

EndSoftwarePatents.org Phase II

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There's no doubt that more and more scrutiny is being applied to patents around the world, with particularly hopeful moves in the US in...
31 October 2008

Bilski: Almost the Big One

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Those with good memories will recall a short post I wrote back in February about a case, generally known as “Bilski”, that was going before ...
08 April 2008

Is This the Start of Red Hat 2.0?

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