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Patent trolls hurt R&D say scholars in letter to Congress
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As Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar count patents, warning signs ahead
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Supreme Court strips more power from controversial patent court
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Here we go again: 5 key questions for patent reform in 2015
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Court finally kills infamous patent for watching ads online
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FTC orders scanner patent troll to cease sending scam letters, but imposes no penalty
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Patent trolling pays: Since 2010, trolls have made 3 times as much money in court as real companies
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After a key Supreme Court decision this summer, courts are shredding software patents and trolls
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Apple and Google crush map patent in early test of Patent Office’s new appeal system
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Mo’ money, less scrutiny: Why higher-paid examiners grant worse patents
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Supreme Court reverses patent judges (again) in 9-0 decision on lawyer fees
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Software at the Supreme Court: A guide to Monday’s blockbuster patent case
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When is software patentable? The Supreme Court is about to weigh in
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Why patent trolling is quack medicine for the innovation economy
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White House invites the crowd to fight patent trolls, but it won’t solve the problem
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This week in big data: Clouds, collaboration and Cassandra
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How new tech can help lawyers rethink their jobs in the big data age
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Rackspace helps school Congress on copyright and open source
