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- From: Marcel Martin <mm@ellipsa.net>
- Cc: patents@aful.org
- Subject: Re: [Patents] [Fwd: Google News Alert - patent directive EU]
- Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2003 00:02:38 +0100
- Organization: http://www.ellipsa.net/
Stefano Maffulli a écrit :
>
> the first article (from out-law.com) is interesting, reporting what
> EICTA is saying:
>
> EICTA therefore called for the forthcoming Irish Council Presidency to
> continue work on a common position based on the original approach. If
> the damaging amendments proposed by Parliament are not corrected in
> Council, then EICTA says it would prefer the draft to be withdrawn
> entirely, leaving the current system in place, but without the desired
> harmonisation.
I read this in the paper you quoted
>EICTA claims to represent more than 10,000 companies across
>Europe with combined revenues of over 190 billion.
10000 companies!? Concerning the claimed amount, it might be true.
What is the turnover of the branches of Apple, Dell, Microsoft and
Intel in Europe?
>A major IT industry group [EICTA], with members including Apple,
>Dell, Microsoft and Intel, has asked the EU's Council of Ministers
>to reject amendments made by the Parliament to a draft Directive
>on the patentability of computer-implemented inventions.
Of course, the American multinationals know which laws are good or
not for the Europe. Anybody working for the Bush administration
could confirm this fact.
mm
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