A patent troll wanted Martha Stewart to pay up. Instead, she took the troll to court.
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Steve Lemieux · Steeve Contributing Beneficiary
Lol - you're not associated with the respective "patent troll" in this story are ya Scott?
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Scott Duncan
I'm the most marxist human you will ever meet. Once an idea is expressed, it belongs to the world. "Intellectual Property"= "Imaginary Property". Ideas come from the imagination.
Patent trolls leverage credit attached to an idea, and use a corrupt legal framework to enforce it.
http://michaelgeist.ca/ is the best source for the bullshit "intellectual property" concept and the damage it causes to us as a society.
There's NO SUCH THING AS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.
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