Posted on08 June 2005.
The Patent Act of 2005, which is expected to be introduced later today, is now available on Promote the Progress. View/download a .pdf here.
I’ll review the bill and post more information later.
[Copyright 2005 J. Matthew Buchanan. Originally published on Promote the Progress (http://www.promotetheprogress.com).]
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