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- Apple v. Samsung 2011 lawsuits worldwide overview (12 categories)
- France (7 categories)
- Statements from BEUC (6 categories)
- Finland (6 categories)
- Germany (6 categories)
- Belgium (6 categories)
- Venezuela (6 categories)
- Netherlands (6 categories)
- I4i v. Microsoft (2009, USA) (6 categories)
- Bilski ruling by US Supreme Court on 28 June 2010 (5 categories)
- Denmark (5 categories)
- Sweden (5 categories)
- Poland (5 categories)
- European Patent Convention (5 categories)
- Cuba (5 categories)
- Statements from UEAPME (5 categories)
- Chile (5 categories)
- Free software (5 categories)
- Costa Rica (4 categories)
- Motorola Mobility v. Apple ruling by Mannheim Regional Court on 9 December 2011 (4 categories)
- Links to be processed (4 categories)
- Case law in Germany (4 categories)
- Microsoft v. ATT ruling by US Supreme Court on 30 April 2007 (4 categories)
- State Street ruling by US CAFC on 23 July 1998 (4 categories)
- Bilski v. Kappos amicus briefs (4 categories)
- Samsung v. Apple (2011, Germany) (4 categories)
- The Karmarkar Patent and Software - Is Math Patentable? (4 categories)
- Who owns software patents (4 categories)
- Letter to the European Commission's proposal for a Regulation on standard-essential patents (4 categories)
- Hungary (4 categories)
- Cybersource v. Retail ruling by US CAFC on 16 Aug 2011 (4 categories)
- Australia (4 categories)
- Ireland (4 categories)
- Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement overview (4 categories)
- Novell (4 categories)
- Nokia v. HTC (2012, Germany) (4 categories)
- Software is math (4 categories)
- In re Bilski ruling by US CAFC on 30 October 2008 (4 categories)
- Briefs submitted to EPO EBoA G3-08 (4 categories)
- All businesses have software patent risk (4 categories)
- Microsoft v. TomTom (2008, USA) (4 categories)
- Drafting the next US amicus brief (4 categories)
- CLS Bank v. Alice ruling by US CAFC on 8 May 2013 (4 categories)
- Samsung v. Apple (2011, France) (4 categories)
- Software Patents: A Time for Change (4 categories)
- European Union (4 categories)
- Spain (4 categories)
- Argentina (4 categories)
- Alice v. CLS Bank ruling by US Supreme Court on 19 June 2014 (4 categories)
- Harmonization of European patent systems (4 categories)
- Software patents produce legal uncertainty (4 categories)
- Alcatel-Lucent v. Microsoft (2008, USA) (3 categories)
- Calculating damages and legal fees in the USA (3 categories)
- KSR v. Teleflex ruling by US Supreme Court on 30 April 2007 (3 categories)
- Quanta v. LGE ruling by US Supreme Court on 9 June 2008 (3 categories)
- 2008 State of Software Patents (3 categories)
- Acacia Research Corp. v. Apple (2007, USA) (3 categories)
- United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office (3 categories)
- UK anti-swpat letter brainstorming 2010 (3 categories)
- List of patents that appear invalid with reasoning (3 categories)
- Patent lawyers (3 categories)
- Mayo ruling by US Supreme Court on 20 March 2012 (3 categories)
- EU software patents directive (3 categories)
- Microsoft FAT patents (3 categories)
- Bilski brainstorming (3 categories)
- United States Patent and Trademark Office (3 categories)
- NetApp's filesystem patents (3 categories)
- Cost of getting patents and maintaining them (3 categories)
- Israel (3 categories)
- EPO EBoA referral G3-08 (3 categories)
- Brazil (3 categories)
- ATT v. Excel ruling by US CAFC on 14 April 1999 (3 categories)
- Controllable forces of nature (3 categories)
- Gottschalk v. Benson ruling by US Supreme Court on 20 November 1972 (3 categories)
- DigitalEurope (EICTA) (3 categories)
- Antitrust law (3 categories)
- EPO G3-08 brainstorming (3 categories)
- Workspace for Canada 1-click appeal (3 categories)
- Blanket patent licences and promises (3 categories)
- Case law in the UK (3 categories)
- Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (3 categories)
- Diamond v. Diehr ruling by US Supreme Court on 3 March 1981 (3 categories)
- Halliburton ruling by UK High Court on 5 October 2011 (3 categories)
- I4i v. Microsoft ruling by the US Supreme Court on 9 June 2011 (3 categories)
- HTML5 and video patents (3 categories)
- The failing solutions are expensive (3 categories)
- Blocking innovation and research (3 categories)
- Free software projects harmed by software patents (3 categories)
- Rethinking the European ICT agenda (3 categories)
- Brasil (3 categories)
- EBay v. MercExchange ruling by US Supreme Court on 15 May 2006 (3 categories)
- Symbian ruling by UK Court of Appeal on 8 October 2008 (3 categories)
- How to read patents (3 categories)
- The EuroLinux petition (3 categories)
- President's Commission on the Patent System (3 categories)
- Florian Mueller on software patents (3 categories)
- European Patent Office (3 categories)
- Motorola v. Apple (2010, USA) (3 categories)
- Canonical Group (3 categories)
- Uruguay (3 categories)
- Japan (3 categories)
- Mexico (3 categories)
- Latvia (3 categories)
- In re Alappat ruling by US CAFC on 29 July 1994 (3 categories)
- Gemstar ruling by UK High Court on 27 November 2009 (3 categories)
- MPEG LA (3 categories)
- Patent clauses in software licenses (3 categories)
- Why software is different (3 categories)
- Google (3 categories)
- CSIRO wifi patent (3 categories)
- Bilski v. Kappos (2010, USA) (3 categories)
- NZICT (3 categories)
- Microsoft (3 categories)
- United Kingdom (3 categories)
- Siemens ruling by German BGH on 22 April 2010 (3 categories)
- In re Lowry ruling by US CAFC on 26 August 1994 (3 categories)
- Aerotel ruling by UK Court of Appeal on 27 October 2006 (3 categories)
- Matsushita v. Justsystem ruling by Tokyo District Court on 1 February 2005 (3 categories)
- .NET, C-sharp, and Mono (3 categories)
- Harm caused by all types of patents (3 categories)
- Red Hat (3 categories)
- Intellectual Ventures v. Google (2014, USA) (3 categories)
- Patent Absurdity (3 categories)
- Amazon ruling by Canadian Federal Court on 14 October 2010 (3 categories)
- Greece (3 categories)
- Microsoft FAT ruling by German BGH on 20 April 2010 (3 categories)
- Parker v. Flook ruling by US Supreme Court on 22 June 1978 (3 categories)
- Exalead ruling by French TGI Paris on 19 March 2010 (3 categories)
- Apple v. Samsung preliminary injunction by Dutch court on 24 August 2011 (3 categories)
- Apple Inc. (3 categories)
- Software relies on incremental development (3 categories)
- Richard Posner on software patents (2 categories)
- Stac v. Microsoft (1993, USA) (2 categories)
- Which sectors are for and against (2 categories)
- Boston swpat conference 2006 videos (2 categories)
- List of recordings and transcripts (2 categories)
- Case law in the USA (2 categories)
- China, People's Republic of (2 categories)
- François Pellegrini on software patents (2 categories)
- Patent exhaustion (2 categories)
- SAS ruling by EU Court of Justice on 2 May 2012 (2 categories)
- 1994 USPTO software patent hearings (2 categories)
- ACTA-6437-10.pdf as text (2 categories)
- Blank form (2 categories)
- Small Serial Innovators: The Small Firm Contribution To Technical Change (2 categories)
- Java and patents (2 categories)
- Is resource usage technical (2 categories)
- Security, encryption and spam solution patents (2 categories)
- Harm to standards and compatibility (2 categories)
- Defensive patent pools (2 categories)
- Software does not make a computer a new machine (2 categories)
- Network Competition Through Regulation report (2 categories)
- Venturous Australia (2 categories)
- US GAO 2013 report on patent litigation (2 categories)
- Stephen Breyer (US Supreme Court Justice) on software patents (2 categories)
- Wilful infringement (2 categories)
- Sources of software patent news (2 categories)
- Some SMEs like software patents myth (2 categories)
- Microsoft royalty demands for Android and other non-Microsoft software (2 categories)
- Invalidating harmful patents (2 categories)
- United States of America (2 categories)
- Statements from CEA-PME (2 categories)
- ACTA and software patents (2 categories)
- Costs of the Patent System Revisited (2 categories)
- Elan Microelectronics v. Apple (2010, USA) (2 categories)
- Costly legal costs (2 categories)
- Blocking competing software (2 categories)
- Insurance against patent litigation (2 categories)
- Buying harmful patents (2 categories)
- Cost of defending yourself against patent litigation (2 categories)
- 2008 Berkeley Patent Survey (2 categories)
- Bilski overview (2 categories)
- Statements from managers and analysts (2 categories)
- Elena Kagan (US Supreme Court Justice) on software patents (2 categories)
- Burst v. Microsoft (2004, USA) (2 categories)
- Solidarity among campaigns against software patents (2 categories)
- Oracle v. Google (2010, USA) (2 categories)
- U.S. Ethernet Innovations v. many (2009, USA) (2 categories)
- Computer-implemented inventions (2 categories)
- Adam Gierek on software patents (2 categories)
- League for Programming Freedom (2 categories)
- IBM (2 categories)
- Europe (2 categories)
- Please help find these documents (2 categories)
- 201001 acta.pdf as text (2 categories)
- Searching for patents (2 categories)
- Samsung v. Apple (2011, USA) (2 categories)
- United Patent Litigation System (2 categories)
- Apple's slide-to-unlock patent (2 categories)
- The Patented Webshop (2 categories)
- WebM, VP8 and VP9 (2 categories)
- Acacia v. Red Hat and Novell (2010, USA) (2 categories)
- Harm without litigation or direct threats (2 categories)
- Innovation in Germany, Windows of opportunity (2 categories)
- World Intellectual Property Organization (2 categories)
- Anthony Kennedy (US Supreme Court Justice) on software patents (2 categories)
- Sandbox (2 categories)
- Russia (2 categories)
- Business Software Alliance (2 categories)
- New Zealand (2 categories)
- Alcatel-Lucent (2 categories)
- Criteria for patentability (2 categories)
- Dan Bricklin on software patents (2 categories)
- Apple Dock (2 categories)
- Software patents harm SMEs (2 categories)
- An Empirical Look at Software Patents (2 categories)
- TRIPS Agreement (2 categories)
- Bilski's patent application text (2 categories)
- Sonia Sotomayor (US Supreme Court Justice) on software patents (2 categories)
- Microsoft v. Salesforce (2010, USA) (2 categories)
- Duds and non-solutions (2 categories)
- Current events (2 categories)
- Corruption and bullying (2 categories)
- OOXML (2 categories)
- Canada (2 categories)
- Countries and regions (2 categories)
- Tandberg Telecom AS (2 categories)
- InteCap (2 categories)
- W3C (2 categories)
- Glossary (2 categories)
- In re Spansion by US Third Circuit on 21 December 2012 (2 categories)
- Alice v. CLS Bank amicus briefs (2 categories)
- Nokia v. Apple (2010, USA) (2 categories)
- Design patent (2 categories)
- Why focus only on software (2 categories)
- More than patent trolls (2 categories)
- Xerox Corp v. Google Inc et al (2010, USA) (2 categories)
- Case law in Australia (2 categories)
- John Paul Stevens (US Supreme Court Justice) on software patents (2 categories)
- NTP v. RIM (2000, USA) (2 categories)
- Z4 v. Microsoft and Autodesk (2006, USA) (2 categories)
- Specialised patent court (2 categories)
- Formulating arguments (2 categories)
- Philips (2 categories)
- David A. Kennedy on software patents (2 categories)
- Sony (2 categories)
- Hewlett-Packard (2 categories)
- Multimedia Home Platform (2 categories)
- Apple ruling by UK Court of Appeal on 3 May 2013 (2 categories)
- Alice v. CLS Bank (2012, USA) (2 categories)
- Mirror Worlds v. Apple (2008, USA) (2 categories)
- EPO case law (2 categories)
- S3 Graphics v. Apple (2011, USA) (2 categories)
- Amazon's gift ordering patent (2 categories)
- Software progress happens without patents (2 categories)
- More than innovation (2 categories)
- Justice Thomas (2 categories)
- Fujitsu et. al. v. Netgear (2007, USA) (2 categories)
- Consulta brasileira do escritório de patentes 2012 (2 categories)
- Analogies (2 categories)
- Who should see Patent Absurdity in 2010 (2 categories)
- Comparing Java to .Net and C-sharp (2 categories)
- Case law in Canada (2 categories)
- Switzerland (2 categories)
- CPTN Holdings LLC (2 categories)
- India (2 categories)
- Apple v. HTC (2010, USA) (2 categories)
- Patent Absurdity/Español (Spanish) (2 categories)
- List of lawsuits (2 categories)
- Breaks common software distribution models (2 categories)
- Cost of the patent system to governments (2 categories)
- Japanese patent courts and appeals (2 categories)
- Patent Absurdity/Español-Bolivia (Spanish) (2 categories)
- Brazilian patent office consultation 2012 (2 categories)
- Software and Patents in Europe (2 categories)
- Our goals (2 categories)
- Choosing words to use in legal proposals (2 categories)
- Campaign for Creativity (2 categories)
- IBM and MS deciding New Zealand legislation (2 categories)
- Patent review by the public (2 categories)
- US government (2 categories)
- Machine translation of patents (2 categories)
- Intellectual Property Asset Corporation (2 categories)
- OpenGL (2 categories)
- IPv6 (2 categories)
- EU 2005 proposed amendments (2 categories)
- Phone patent litigation (2 categories)
- Financial transaction patents (2 categories)
- Why abolish software patents (2 categories)
- CDDL and patents (2 categories)
- US FTC 2003 report on innovation (2 categories)
- Patent Absurdity/Deutsch (German) (2 categories)
