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Thursday, September 01, 2005. Patent abusers are nothing new and they range in size from catch and release to the keepers like very big companies. One thing that they all have in common is complaining about the very behavior that they themselves practice. IMAX is one case in point. Allegedly, IMAX bought a 1990 patent from. A potentially different situation surrounds Apples iPod. Creative Technologies developed and patented. A user interface that they claim is universally used in many of the MP3 players.CONTENT
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No first use of software patents against companies with less than 25 people. It may be possible to fix a subset of the patent problem without waiting for the government. If companies voluntarily renounce certain uses of patents, we can make patent law a moot point in such cases. These companies have agreed to be the first to publicly renounce aggressive use of software patents on small companies.