> It was requested that I share the article link when it was published,
> so here you go.
>
> Unless it's overturned, the Eolas ruling means tens of thousands of Web
> pages that use embedded plugins are infringing on the patent.
The pages themselves are not infringent. Executing embedded
content might be infringent in some jurisdictions, but execution
is done on the client, not the server.
Jochem
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