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“Defensive Patent License” created to protect innovators from trolls | Ars Technica
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As commented by eric_6 at http://t.co/Rce2Bf5T: #DPL looks like #PATO (John Walker, 1993) http://t.co/rnYN2vOb Cheers to John @Fourmilab
Love the defensive patent license / network idea: Jennifer Urban for wired - http://t.co/N3b1jrt3Bg; @JBrodkin - http://t.co/FaEVmUGsnV
“Defensive Patent License” concept created to protect innovators from trolls (via @DefensivePatent) - http://t.co/uxOU2cJR #HTLI
“Defensive Patent License” concept created to protect innovators from trolls (via @DefensivePatent) - http://t.co/uxOU2cJR #HTLI
“Defensive Patent License” concept created to protect innovators from trolls (via @DefensivePatent) - http://t.co/uxOU2cJR #HTLI
“Defensive Patent License” concept created to protect innovators from trolls (via @DefensivePatent) - http://t.co/uxOU2cJR #HTLI
“Defensive Patent License” concept created to protect innovators from trolls (via @DefensivePatent) - http://t.co/uxOU2cJR #HTLI
Won't help w/ old co's but maybe (some) new start ups: Boalt Profs (@defensivepatent) create a patent pool: http://t.co/vJPRbj2c
Better for startups than twitter patent pledge? @defensivepatent creates a patent pool shared between its members: http://t.co/IcwvxVzX
Better for startups than twitter patent pledge? @defensivepatent creates a patent pool shared between its members: http://t.co/IcwvxVzX