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Sweeping patent changes poised to become law

analyse - 12 septembre 2011

lire sur le site originel >>> (cnn.com)

Congress on Thursday passed legislation that will reform the U.S. patent system for the first time since the Truman administration.
In an 89-9 vote, the Senate overwhelmingly agreed to accept the bill, dubbed the America Invents Act. It passed through the House in March with a similarly lopsided 304-117 vote.
President Obama declared that he will sign the bill in the next week or so.
The sweeping bill attempts to improve upon the existing patent system by mandating three things :
First, (...)



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