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Intellectual Property Law
: CoderightsPatent claims: the verbal fence
By Michael Rice
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Now I'm liveblogging class... So, if a patent claim is like a verbal fence delineating your intellectual property line, wouldn't you want the line to be as far out into the pasture as possible? For an obvious example, invented a way to lock rows in a database where would you want to draw your property line? Would you want to draw the line very close by describing only the very specific parts of your recording locking technology? Or would you want to draw a line around all record locking? Of cour read more
Full post as published by Coderights on January 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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