Nice round-up of recent patent issues.
by T. Colin Dodd
Not all nations consider software to be patentable. The U.S., unfortunately, does, and that is where many software developers (both corporate and individual) reside. And it can be convincingly argued that U.S. patent law is not capable of properly covering software. In other words, it is obsolete.
And don’t forget, later today, we’re rolling out the first extended installment of the Mark Webbink (Former Red Hat General Counsel) Interview, and I think in today’s episode, he will be covering patents.
