Patent Hunting with the EFF

Brian Doherty | 6.30.2004 1:42 AM

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has announced a list of 10 patents it thinks are being used to stifle online innovation, and are illegitimate to boot. Wired.com gives the details.

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