Improvements to the disastrous patent system in the US has been slow and incremental – and a bill could reverse that progress.
New Bill Could Undo Years of Progress in the American Patent System – EFF Read More »
Other countries are reacting to the US backing efforts to implement a patent waiver. Some countries are also backing this move.
Germany Opposes COVID Vaccine Patent Waiver, France Flip-Flops, Canada Considers Read More »
Despite pressure, President Joe Biden is backing the push to waiving patent protections on COVID-19 vaccines which could help shortage issues.
Biden Supports Waiving Patent Protections for COVID-19 Vaccines Read More »
Proponents of the hugely controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement have tried just about everything to try and sell the agreement to Canadians. While they have
TPP Proponent Makes Incoherent Denial of Copyright Changes Read More »
One of the stories we’ve posted that has received a lot of attention was our article entitled “Could Selling Your Computer One Day Be a
Website ‘You’ve Been Owned’ Launches to Defend First-Sale Doctrine Read More »
A court case in New York is currently raising eyebrows. Apparently, the case is headed to the supreme court because the lower level courts have
Could Selling Your Computer One Day Be a Criminal Offense? Read More »
In what could be a major blow to those hoping to see Linux in the workplace, a small company called Bedrock Computer Technologies sued Google
Google Fined $5 Million for Using Linux Read More »
There’s a bit of commotion with a new patent request by Apple over on Slashdot today. The claim is that Apple is creating a new
Will Prior Art Doom Apple’s Anti-Theft iPhone Patent? Read More »
An e-mail reportedly from Steve Jobs has recently surfaced which suggests that Apple may be preparing to sue Theora and other open source video codecs.
Apple Rumoured to Be Preparing to Sue Open Source Codec Developers Read More »
