The Layoff List
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Seen and Unseen Cost of Patents
A word from the "other side." Have patents outlived there usefulness?
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Major law firms are feeling the pinch. Maybe a little "baseless" litigation by the "trolls" is in order, heh, heh.
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A word from the "other side." Have patents outlived there usefulness?
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The infringing subject matter at issue has to do with a scene from FFVII: Advent Children, and a music video from Korean singer Ivy in the song “Sonata of Temptation.” The Korean singer appropriated the content from Square-Enix without their permission or authorization. Below are the links to the respective videos; the similarities between the two are immediately apparent, and quite striking.
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