Bilski overview
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About Bilski:
"Bilski" is a landmark legal case with wide implications for software patentability. It is a broad and complex topic. At its heart lies a US patent application for a business method by two individuals, Bilski and Warsaw. This spawned a lengthy legal process, with the aim of deciding whether this kind of business process is patentable. At each step the method was deemed non-patentable, though the reasons given varied. The case is currently being considered by the US Supreme Court (as Bilski v. Kappos (2009, USA)).
- news.swpat.org on Bilski
- Bilski overview
- Bilski v. Kappos, 2009, Supreme Court
- Amicus briefs
- in re Bilski (2008)
- Machine-or-transformation
- ESP brief feedback
- swpat.org Main Page
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Although not directly concerned with software, Bilksi is intimately concerned with many relevant issues.
[edit] Coverage on this wiki
The related pages on this wiki are:
- Bilski v. Kappos (2009, USA) - the ongoing case at the US Supreme Court
- In re Bilski - the 2008 case at the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC)
- Machine-or-transformation - the test put in place by the CAFC in 2008
- Bilski 3 - brainstorming for the future
- Bilski brainstorming - a page previously used while drafting FSF's brief to the Supreme Court
- Case law in the USA
[edit] External links
For general links and an introduction, see ESP's About Bilski page.
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