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('''Microsoft v. AT&T''' (2006, USA) posed the question of whether a company can be liable for patent violation for a product, in this case software, used in another country. So the topic was not)
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This case did not touch the important issue of [[patentable subject matter]] but addressed the issue; if a party violates a US patent through actions taken in another country, can that party be sued in the USA?
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'''Microsoft v. AT&T''' (2006, [[USA]]) posed the question of whether a company can be liable for patent violation for a product, in this case software, used in another country.  So the topic was not necessarily related to software and [[patentable subject matter]], but there was room to discuss these topics, which [[SFLC]] did in their brief.
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==

Revision as of 20:39, 16 August 2009

Microsoft v. AT&T (2006, USA) posed the question of whether a company can be liable for patent violation for a product, in this case software, used in another country. So the topic was not necessarily related to software and patentable subject matter, but there was room to discuss these topics, which SFLC did in their brief.

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