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Home » News from around the Web » Justices Skeptical of Software Patent

Justices Skeptical of Software Patent

Posted on April 1st

From Law Blog: Justices Skeptical of Software Patent

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REUTERS

Supreme Court justices sought to find the line distinguishing abstract ideas available to all from patentable software inventions during an hour of argument that touched on innovations from the ancient abacus to the shopping platform of Amazon.com.”

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