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Christian Beauprez wrote:
"The US software industry is still the biggest in the world, still
growing, still being innovative, despite >the presence of patents.'

Exactly Greg, despite the presence of patents. You are finally
starting to get this.

http://www.pcpro.co.uk/?http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/news_story.php?id=57741

Did Greg really say this:

"The US, and other countries, have already resolved that argument and are moving on to expand the patent system to other areas of technology, such as art and entertainment."

?

I'd love to show this to the swedish composers organisation STIM who is one of the strongholds of copyright here.

"Stim wins court battle on all points TV3 are ordered to pay more than 11 million Euros to..."

http://www.stim.se/stim/prod/stimsajt.nsf/AllDocuments/02FF10FE8EE0C478C1256BE20057E052

Greg, don't mess with them, they will write you songs!

//Erik




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