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backBell patent still disputed and the system is still broken Did Alexander Graham Bell really invent the telephone? I'm not sure, though he seems to have the patent. And without that, there would be no Big Telephone. The latest chapter in this story is a piece by Peter Carlson in the Washington Post which recounts some of the history link here. It doesn't, however, make the obvious point that our patent system has been broken for a long time, since 1876 in Bell's case. Patent fights aren't a recent development.
[Posted at 02/20/2008 07:29 PM by John Bennett on Patents (General) CommentsSubmit Comment |
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