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NetFlix Sueing Blockbuster for Patent Infringment

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Yet another article highlighting why I hate the patent system. Apparently NetFlix is sueing BlockBuster over patents it has over movie rentals over the internet.

Posted on September 9, 2006 by Ron Bieber | Tagged internet, law, legal, patents

The Patent Epidemic

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I found a reference to this on Slashdot – BusinessWeek has a really good article describing the goofiness that is the U.S. patent system.

Posted on January 3, 2006 by Ron Bieber | Tagged development, patents

Google’s Patents Reveal Strategy To Beat Microsoft

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Google’s Patents Reveal Strategy To Beat Microsoft – interesting article about how Microsoft is currently in the position that IBM was with them when it comes to Google. Could Google threaten Microsofts dominance?

Posted on October 1, 2005 by Ron Bieber | Tagged google, patents

eCommerce Patents Out of Control

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This article on Techdirt talks about the latest patent suit between EPlus and SAP. Apparently, EPlus holds a patent on searching online catalogs, checking availability, and displaying the results. How rediculous is this to have a patent for and why the hell is this kind of stuff being granted?

Posted on September 10, 2005 by Ron Bieber | Tagged patents

New free software license takes aim at patents – Tech News & Reviews – MSNBC.com

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New free software license takes aim at patents – New draft of GPL license says if you hold a patent, and accuse a GPL project of violating it, you lose your GPL rights. ZDNet article here.

Posted on September 6, 2005 by Ron Bieber | Tagged patents

Apples “Violation” of Creative Patent

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The latest news about Creative owning a patent on “Automatic Hierarchical Categorization of Music By Metadata” has me a little annoyed. I just don’t see why one company would have to pay another for the ability to create a hierarchical menuing system. The ability of companies to “own ideas” rather than specific implementations is just not something that makes sense to me.

Posted on September 2, 2005 by Ron Bieber | Tagged patents

What if VisiCalc had been patented?

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What if VisiCalc had been patented? – Dan Bricklin

Posted on August 14, 2005 by Ron Bieber | Tagged patents

Amazon Settles in Patent Infringement LawSuit

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Amazon Settles in Patent Infringement Law Suit – Forbes.com

Posted on August 12, 2005 by Ron Bieber | Tagged patents

Dynamic Web Page Generation Patented?

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This article on Slashdot talks about the vague patent held by Epicrealm on the dynamic generation of web pages.

Posted on August 9, 2005 by Ron Bieber | Tagged patents

Microsoft attempts to patent emoticons? – Slashdot

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Microsoft attempts to patent emoticons? – Slashdot.org

Posted on July 23, 2005 by Ron Bieber | Tagged patents

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