Amazon one-click patent still lingering in Europe after 15 years
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Munich, 15 January 2013 – The king of trivial software and business methods patents, Amazon’s “one-click gift order”, is still not dead in Europe.
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FFII still challenges Amazon one-click gift order patent
Munich, 14 January 2013 — For Tuesday the European Patent Office (EPO) scheduled a hearing on the Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure’s (FFII) opposition to the legendary “one-click gift order” patent from online retailer Amazon.com Inc.
In 2004 the FFII e.V. filed an opposition to Amazon.com’s “one-click gift order” patent grant.
Amazon patent fully revoked: skirmish victory for FFII
Munich, 7 December 2007 — EPO rules for full revocation after a hearing in the opposition of the Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII e.V.) against Amazon.com’s infamous patent on the online purchase of gifts.
December 7, 2007 https://ffii.org/amazon-patent-fully-revoked-skirmish-victory-for-ffii/Is Germany competing with Hungary and Poland on the “Worst Rule of Law Award” with its rushed ratification of the Unitary Patent?
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“The possibility to sue an administrative body, such as the EPO, for maladministration before the courts is one of the fundamental pillars of our western democracies, also called the “Rule of Law” (TFEUart2) and [..] is spectacularly absent from the Unified Patent Court.”
November 23, 2020 https://ffii.org/is-germany-competing-with-hungary-and-poland-on-the-worst-rule-of-law-award-with-its-rushed-ratification-of-the-unitary-patent/Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure
The Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII) is a European alliance defending your right to free and competitive software creation since 1999.
April 7, 2020 https://ffii.org/European Patent Office censors Spanish contributions to its 2023 public consultation
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Madrid, 24 June 2019 – The European Patent Office (EPO) has censored contributions to its public consultation ‘EPO2023’ from spanish companies and citizens.
June 24, 2019 https://ffii.org/european-patent-office-censors-spanish-contributions-to-its-2023-public-consultation/FFII and EPO announce “Binaries-As-Prior-Art”
Brussels & Munich, 1st April 2009 — After years of confidential work, the European Patent Office (EPO) and the Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII) today announce a radical way to improve software patent quality: Binaries-As-Prior-Art, or BAPA.
April 1, 2009 https://ffii.org/ffii-and-epo-announce-binaries-as-prior-art/Software Patent News Q3/Q4 2007
What happened in Q3 and Q4 2007 concerning software patents and related topics: Latest news linked to dossiers and tutorials provided by FFII and a community of wiki editors.
December 17, 2007 https://ffii.org/software-patent-news-q3q4-2007/Software Patent News June 2007
What happened in June 2007 concerning software patents and related topics: Latest news linked to dossiers and tutorials provided by FFII and a community of wiki editors.
June 30, 2007 https://ffii.org/software-patent-news-june-2007/Software Patent News May 2007
What happened in May 2007 concerning software patents and related topics: Latest news linked to dossiers and tutorials provided by FFII and a community of wiki editors.
May 31, 2007 https://ffii.org/software-patent-news-may-2007/