This paper has been adapted from a presentation given by the author at Duke University School of Law\u27s Hot Topics in Intellectual Property Law Symposium on April 1, 2005. It first presents an overview of the EU Software Patents Directive and many of the amendments that have been proposed and adopted. It then suggests a number of ways in which Europe can lead the world in developing a system that balances the interests of patent protection and open-source software
Computer programs (more generally, software) have become an essential part of the contemporary (soci...
Intellectual property rights (IPRs) have recently been subject to numerous, sometimes highly controv...
The present work aims at giving an account of the patenting behaviour in the software sector, focusi...
In February 2002 the European commission put forward a proposal for a new directive on The pa...
This paper attempts to analyse the legal protection of software in Europe and reviews the current le...
The recent Proposed Directive on the patentability of computer-implemented inventions takes the Euro...
While the European Parliament overwhelmingly rejected in 2005 the directive proposal on the patentab...
In 2002, the European Commission embarked in the arduous project of drafting a Proposal of a Directi...
Patents on software and business methods appear to have a pivotal position in today's economy, yet t...
The paper discusses the proposed European Directive on the Patentability of Computer-Implemented Inv...
This thesis critically investigates the divergent international approaches to the legal regulation o...
This paper examines whether the granting of patents to software is just the consequent application o...
this article is to clarify some of the concepts involved in patenting software in Europe. Especially...
This comment addresses and analyzes the state of software patentability in the United States (“U.S.”...
The purpose of the study was to clarify what the current situation is regarding patentability of sof...
Computer programs (more generally, software) have become an essential part of the contemporary (soci...
Intellectual property rights (IPRs) have recently been subject to numerous, sometimes highly controv...
The present work aims at giving an account of the patenting behaviour in the software sector, focusi...
In February 2002 the European commission put forward a proposal for a new directive on The pa...
This paper attempts to analyse the legal protection of software in Europe and reviews the current le...
The recent Proposed Directive on the patentability of computer-implemented inventions takes the Euro...
While the European Parliament overwhelmingly rejected in 2005 the directive proposal on the patentab...
In 2002, the European Commission embarked in the arduous project of drafting a Proposal of a Directi...
Patents on software and business methods appear to have a pivotal position in today's economy, yet t...
The paper discusses the proposed European Directive on the Patentability of Computer-Implemented Inv...
This thesis critically investigates the divergent international approaches to the legal regulation o...
This paper examines whether the granting of patents to software is just the consequent application o...
this article is to clarify some of the concepts involved in patenting software in Europe. Especially...
This comment addresses and analyzes the state of software patentability in the United States (“U.S.”...
The purpose of the study was to clarify what the current situation is regarding patentability of sof...
Computer programs (more generally, software) have become an essential part of the contemporary (soci...
Intellectual property rights (IPRs) have recently been subject to numerous, sometimes highly controv...
The present work aims at giving an account of the patenting behaviour in the software sector, focusi...