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Siemens is the holder of [[German]] software patent [[DE10232674]], which was upheld in 2010 in the case [[Xa ZB 20/08 (2010, April, Germany)]].
 
Siemens is the holder of [[German]] software patent [[DE10232674]], which was upheld in 2010 in the case [[Xa ZB 20/08 (2010, April, Germany)]].
  
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* [[Who lobbied for software patents]]
 
* [[Who lobbied for software patents]]
 
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Latest revision as of 07:27, 18 November 2010

Siemens is an electronics company that lobbies for software patents. They lobbied for software patents during the EU software patents directive.[1]

Siemens is the holder of German software patent DE10232674, which was upheld in 2010 in the case Xa ZB 20/08 (2010, April, Germany).

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  1. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4655955.stm Regarding the EU software patents directive: "Big technology firms, such as Philips, Nokia, Microsoft, Siemens, and telecoms firm Ericsson, continued to voice their support for the original bill.