2011/8/12 Cédric Beust ♔ <[email protected]>:
> Do explain. Let's say there is a 3 year deadline and no transfer right. A
> company or an inventor comes up with an idea and patents it.
> How does a patent troll take advantage of that patent?

Of course, then the challenge becomes, how can that inventor take
advantage of their patent?  A "patent troll" need only assert one of
their patents that is tangentially needed for this new invention to
take hold, a cross licensing deal is made whereby the patent troll can
also pull in a healthy revenue from the new invention.  If the "patent
troll" has the heavier resources in this bargain, it is not hard to
imagine that they come out ahead.


I have a challenge back.  Name a "software invention" that you feel is
deserving of patent protection.  Specifically, one that does not cover
techniques that would have been required as soon as you entered a
field.

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