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Bilski leaves us waiting
http://www.sdtimes.com/blog/post/2010/06/01/Bilski-leaves-us-waiting.aspx
Bilski Sets the Patent Pondering Record
http://www.investingcontrarian.com/global/bilski-sets-the-patent-pondering-record/
Bilski Watch: Another No-Bilski Day at the Supreme Court
http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2010/06/01/another-no-bilski-day/id=10805/
More concern over synthetic biology patents
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| The piece, which was originally published in
| the Financial Times, follows earlier
| criticism from Nobel laureate John Sulston,
| PhD, that such patents could be "extremely
| damaging."
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http://scopeblog.stanford.edu/archives/2010/06/synthetic-biology-patents.html
IPO Releases List of Top 300 Patent Holders for 2009
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| The Intellectual Property Owners Association
| (IPO) released its 27th annual list of the
| top 300 organizations receiving U.S. patents.
| Patent Docs Readers may recall that the U.S.
| Patent & Trademark Office stopped releasing
| its annual list of top patent recipients in
| 2006 in order to "discourag[e] any perception
| that we believe more is better."
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http://www.patentdocs.org/2010/05/ipo-releases-list-of-top-300-patent-holders-for-2009.html
European patents and patent applications - statistics 2009
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| The EPO last week published its statistics on
| patents applied for and granted in 2009.
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| [...]
|
| The chart shows a clear decline in granted
| patents from all major applicant countries,
| namely Germany, Japan and the US (the chart
| colours of Germany and the UK are almost
| undistinguishable, but a look in the
| corresponding table shows that Germany is the
| top line. Sorry, UK readers). All together,
| applicants from Germany, the U.S. and Japan
| received 61% of the patents granted in 2009.
| South Korea is the only one of the major
| filing nations that seems to (almost) hold
| its number of applications.
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http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2010/05/european-patents-and-patent.html
Recent:
No Bilski Blockbuster from Supreme Court Today
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| The Supreme Court handed down two
| relatively low-profile decisions this
| morning, leaving to another day some of the
| most-awaited cases of the term like Bilski
| v. Kappos, the business-methods patent-
| eligibility case that was argued last Nov.
| 9. The Court won't be in session again
| until May 17.
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http://legaltimes.typepad.com/blt/2010/05/no-bilski-blockbuster-from-supreme-court-today.html
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