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Others licensing is not evidence of patentability
I love it when a "patent troll" uses licensing agreement with another company as evidence that their patent is valid.

The fact that somebody was dumb enough to sign a licensing agreement and pay money for an invalid patent is by far any evidence of patentability of their product. It is most likely that the companies have a cross-licensing (meaning they get the license by default) or somebody decided that is was cheaper to just pay a few bucks than spend millions in layer fees.
Posted by: wackoae   Posted on: 01/29/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Others licensing is not evidence of patentability  wackoae | 01/29/08
Just another proof of the silly idea of software-patents.  hkommedal | 01/29/08
RE: Is Trend Micro-Barracuda case a hair on fire moment?  SwashbucklingCowboy | 01/30/08

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