Published 11/28/05
I have an interesting story in The Roanoke Times about Andrew Knight — stop me if you’ve heard this — a guy who has filed a patent for a plot. Read it here.
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Patenting a plot
Published 11/28/05
I have an interesting story in The Roanoke Times about Andrew Knight — stop me if you’ve heard this — a guy who has filed a patent for a plot. Read it here.
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gnomic says:
Here the problem – it (that plot) has been done. To death. Literally and figuratively – pun intended. A person can’t patent something already in common use.