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Microsoft is 'Taking Over' USPTO Like It Did at EPO
Dr. Roy Schestowitz
2022-04-10 17:41:23 UTC
Modified: 2022-04-10 17:41:23 UTC
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President Biden Wants to Put Microsofter in Charge of the Patent Office, Soon to Penalise Patent Applicants Who Don't Use Microsoft's Proprietary Formats
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Microsoft-Captured USPTO Doubles the Fines for Patent Applicants That Don't Use Microsoft
What does the so-called 'IP Community' (patent litigation profiteers) say?
Site of the patent litigation boosters:
The most obscene mouthpiece in Europe:
Patrick Wingrove, a fervent lover of aggressors and corruptors:
More of this makes one wonder who or what the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (
USPTO
) works for.
A court less likely to just do what the monopolists want:
Summary
: As we've expected (and worried), President Biden put a Microsofter in charge of the world's most important patent office (even though
Microsoft is governed by criminals that the US government refuses to prosecute
)
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